QIB announces new millionaire of the Misk account
Tribune News Network
Doha
Qatar Islamic Bank has announced the latest millionaire winner as part of the 8th edition of its Misk Savings Account, reinforcing its commitment to promoting financial responsibility and rewarding its customers' saving efforts.
Rashid Taleb AlMarri was announced the newest Misk Millionaire during a draw conducted under the supervision of the Ministry of Commerce & Industry and QIB representatives. To mark the occasion, the winner was hosted at QIB's headquarters with his son to receive the QAR 1 million grand prize.
The 8th edition of QIB's Misk Account features the largest prize pool in Qatar, totalling QAR 17.4 million. This edition will reward 858 customers with exciting prizes, offering more opportunities to win than ever before. The number of grand prize winners of QAR 1 million has increased from 4 to 6, with the millionaire's draw now scheduled every two months. Additionally, the number of monthly winners of the QAR 50,000 prize has risen from 4 to 6, while 15 customers will continue to win QAR 10,000 each on a weekly basis.Commenting on the win, Rashid Taleb AlMarri said: 'Winning the Misk Account is truly a blessing. The Misk Account has encouraged me to save consistently, and this reward is a proof that commitment pays off. I am pleased to announce that I will be donating part of the prize, and I am thankful to QIB for offering customers such meaningful opportunities. I encourage everyone to open a Misk Account for an opportunity to win.' Congratulating the winner, D. Anand, QIB's General Manager – Personal Banking Group, stated: 'We are pleased to congratulate Rashid Taleb AlMarri, our newest Misk Millionaire.
The Misk Account continues to drive positive financial habits among our customers by offering exceptional incentives. We strive to reach more customers, encouraging a strong culture of saving and financial well-being.' Existing and new QIB customers can open a Misk Account easily through the QIB Mobile App.
Customers will receive a free debit card, become eligible to request a free, for the first-year, credit card against their Misk Account balance, receive profits on their savings, and have the chance to frequently win cash prizes.
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