Saving books: what is it? The savings book is simply a paper that confirmed the cash collected in the bank account. It was a kind of pass to acquisition various goods, especially deficit goods. In PRL, the booklets were frequently linked to circumstantial goals, e.g. the acquisition of a car. Especially valuable are the alleged ‘F’ books, which meant the anticipation of buying a Fiat 126p or FSO 1500.
Compensation: How to search it? Today, after many years, savings book holders have the chance to search compensation. The amount of compensation depends on the kind of book and the saving period. To claim compensation, delight study to the bank where the savings book was established. It is usually required to present the identity card and the book itself.
Bank PKO BP: attractive payouts. Bank PKO BP offers attractive payouts for savings books. If you have specified a book, you can study to a branch of the bank with an identity card and collect up to PLN 19,391 for “little” or PLN 27,479 for a bigger Fiat. So it's worth going through the drawers and see if you've got that small treasure hidden somewhere.
Statistics: how many people can benefit from compensation? According to the data of Bank PKO BP, there are about 1.5 million people in Poland who have savings books from the times of PRL. This means that many people can benefit from compensation and receive additional funding.
Other valuable documents: old coins and baubles. Not only savings books can be valuable. Old coins from PRL, specified as 10 zlotys from 1950, can be worth up to 1000 zlotys. Bombs and crystals from the times of the Polish People's Republic besides gained value. That's why you should go through your drawers and see if you have a treasure hidden somewhere.
Summary: not only savings books can be valuable. It's worth going through your drawers to see if you have a treasure hidden somewhere. Bank PKO BP offers attractive payouts for savings books, and many people can benefit from compensation and get additional funding.
