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At the National Savings Centres,there is an healthy practice, for the NSC itself that is, but for the savings certificates purchaser, an inconvenient one. Here cash is accepted only when a thoroughly complete form is submitted alongwith. Which means it must be accompanied by a copy of N.I.C. Sometimes the people might be having a good amount of cash, but they simply do not have the time to wait and complete the form. Then, if they want a joint savings account form, they have to have the other person ‘s signature, and ID card; if the purchaser doesn ‘t remember addresses and phone numbers, that means the form will not be complete on the very day. Its not good to carry too much cash outdoors. So people hurry off and abandon the very good idea of purchasing these investment certificates. Many firms give a special treatment to their old and consistent clients. What if these old clients too are trusted by the NSC branches, and cash accepted from them, and receipt given. A provisional slip issued, saying the “purchased” saving certificates will be presented when completed form with all fulfilled requirements, submitted. This token will be greatly appreciated, I’ m certain.