+ Follow POSLAI Tag
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[Summary] => A number of provincial policemen-members of the foreclosed Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) are reportedly mulling to seek legal remedies to get their deposits back.
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[Summary] => An organization of police retirees has called the attention of Philippine National Police chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. over the continuing salary deductions being undertaken by the PNP’s Finance Center on policemen nationwide representing their deposits and loan payments for the foreclosed Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI).
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[Summary] => Depositors of the dissolved Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI), which include thousands of active and retired policemen, firemen and jailguards nationwide, are reportedly mulling of seeking legal remedies to get their hard-earned money back.
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[Summary] => Depositors of the Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) were literally left holding an empty bag after the bank was suddenly padlocked by a court sheriff over a civil case filed by one of the bank’s lenders.
Manila Deputy Sheriff Conrado Lamano also posted a notice of public auction on the bank’s properties after Regional Trial Court Branch 37 ruled in favor of a civil suit filed by one Peter Ignacio against POSLAI officials led by retired police Col. Vicente Palmon for non-payment of a P6-million loan plus interest.
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[Title] => 9 ordered arrested by court for police savings mess
[Summary] => Seven retired and active Manila policemen, as well as two civilian employees, have been ordered arrested by the court for estafa charges filed by 23 disgruntled depositors of Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI).
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[Title] => ‘POSLAI money woes stem from overspending’
[Summary] => The Manila’s Finest Retirees Association Inc. (MFRAI) said yesterday that the current financial woes of the Police Savings and Loan Association Inc. (POSLAI) can be traced to the uncontrolled spending of its officials since 1999.
MFRAI president retired Col. Felicisimo Lazaro issued the clarification following reports circulated by POSLAI officials that massive withdrawals leading to the bank’s financial crisis precipitated the airing of complaints by the MFRAI.
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[Title] => POSLAI owes cop retirees P15M in unpaid time deposits
[Summary] => The Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) has more than P15 million to settle in time deposits of retired Manila policemen, the president of the Manila’s Finest Retirees Association, Inc. (MFRAI) revealed yesterday. The amount, which does not include the accrued interests, capital contributions and dividends, only reflects instruments from the retirees who have signified their intention to file charges against the entire board of trustees of POSLAI, according to MFRAI president and chairman retired Col. Felicisimo Lazaro.
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[Summary] => The president of the beleaguered Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) has appealed to its members to bear with the financial problems now being experienced by the quasi-bank, but assured depositors that it can meet its obligations in due time.
"Give the bank a minimum of one to two years to recover," retired Col. Vicente Palmon appealed to association members, in response to allegations that POSLAI is already bankrupt.
At the same time, Palmon blamed his detractors for the current financial crisis being experienced by the bank.
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[Summary] => Retired and active Manila policemen have called on Philippine National Police chief Director General Leandro Mendoza to take a direct hand regarding their contributions to the beleaguered Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) by ordering the PNP’s Finance Center to place its collections in a trust fund of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas which has administrative control over non-banks and other financial institutions while POSLAI is being audited.
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[Summary] => Depositors of the dissolved Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI), which include thousands of active and retired policemen, firemen and jailguards nationwide, are reportedly mulling of seeking legal remedies to get their hard-earned money back.
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[Summary] => Depositors of the Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) were literally left holding an empty bag after the bank was suddenly padlocked by a court sheriff over a civil case filed by one of the bank’s lenders.
Manila Deputy Sheriff Conrado Lamano also posted a notice of public auction on the bank’s properties after Regional Trial Court Branch 37 ruled in favor of a civil suit filed by one Peter Ignacio against POSLAI officials led by retired police Col. Vicente Palmon for non-payment of a P6-million loan plus interest.
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[Summary] => Seven retired and active Manila policemen, as well as two civilian employees, have been ordered arrested by the court for estafa charges filed by 23 disgruntled depositors of Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI).
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[Summary] => The Manila’s Finest Retirees Association Inc. (MFRAI) said yesterday that the current financial woes of the Police Savings and Loan Association Inc. (POSLAI) can be traced to the uncontrolled spending of its officials since 1999.
MFRAI president retired Col. Felicisimo Lazaro issued the clarification following reports circulated by POSLAI officials that massive withdrawals leading to the bank’s financial crisis precipitated the airing of complaints by the MFRAI.
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[Summary] => The Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) has more than P15 million to settle in time deposits of retired Manila policemen, the president of the Manila’s Finest Retirees Association, Inc. (MFRAI) revealed yesterday. The amount, which does not include the accrued interests, capital contributions and dividends, only reflects instruments from the retirees who have signified their intention to file charges against the entire board of trustees of POSLAI, according to MFRAI president and chairman retired Col. Felicisimo Lazaro.
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[Title] => Police loan association exec appeals to members
[Summary] => The president of the beleaguered Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) has appealed to its members to bear with the financial problems now being experienced by the quasi-bank, but assured depositors that it can meet its obligations in due time.
"Give the bank a minimum of one to two years to recover," retired Col. Vicente Palmon appealed to association members, in response to allegations that POSLAI is already bankrupt.
At the same time, Palmon blamed his detractors for the current financial crisis being experienced by the bank.
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[Summary] => Retired and active Manila policemen have called on Philippine National Police chief Director General Leandro Mendoza to take a direct hand regarding their contributions to the beleaguered Police Savings and Loan Association, Inc. (POSLAI) by ordering the PNP’s Finance Center to place its collections in a trust fund of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas which has administrative control over non-banks and other financial institutions while POSLAI is being audited.
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