LienVietPostBank promotes digital banking LienVietPostBank on Thursday in Hà Nội officially launched its digital banking app LienViet24 with an aim to bring new experiences and benefits to customers.

Individual investors key to stronger market development Total savings in the country is huge and people are unwilling to spend buying securities products on worries about potential risks.

Vietnamese heroic mothers honoured in Hà Nội The meeting was held as part of a series of activities to show the Vietnamese Communist Party, State and people’s respect for the invaluable sacrifices and contributions the heroic mothers made, ahead of War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27).

PM ratifies national financial inclusion strategy until 2025

Prime Minister has approved the national financial inclusion strategy until 2025 with a vision to 2030, targeting at least 80 per cent of adults in the country to have bank accounts.

Discounts for Int’l Women’s Day

Retailers nationwide, including fashion companies, restaurants, service providers and online shopping platforms, are offering attractive promotion programmes for women on International Women Day, which falls on March 8.

All Vietnamese are to have decent houses of their own

Nguyễn Văn Lý, deputy director general of the Việt Nam Bank for Social Policy, speaks to the newspaper Nông thôn Ngày nay (Countryside Today) about the challenges the bank has faced over the last five months implementing the Government Decree 100/2015 on the National Social Housing Program

HDBank opens branch in Thái Nguyên Province

HDBank, one of Việt Nam’s largest joint stock commercial banks, set up its first branch in Thái Nguyên Province on July 20, providing financial services such as loans, money transfers, and saving accounts, as well as highly-paid job opportunities for locals.

Poor people lack access to mobile banking

A large number of poor people and women in Việt Nam have not accessed mobile banking.

Most workers said income sufficient to cover living expenses: survey

With an average monthly income of VNĐ5.5 million (US$261), nearly half of workers in Việt Nam felt that their income is enough to cover basic living expenses, according to a recent wage survey.

Six Chinese-Taiwan citizens detained for swindling

Police in the central province of Quảng Nam have detained six Taiwanese citizens on suspicion of fraud and asset appropriation, online newspaper Vietnamplus.vn reported.