Центробанк и вклады: реальность против слухов в сети

The latest and hottest financial news in this Telegram channel - https://t.me/nastya_docs ___ 👋 Hello, friends! My name is Nastya, many of you know me as Nastya Docs, from the name of my Instagram blog. My main feature is that I talk about complex financial and economic issues in the simplest and most understandable terms. And I don't just talk, I tell you how to make money from them. I've been in the world of finance for 12 years, and during that time, I've earned an MBA, graduated from Stanford Business School, launched my own investment fund, written the best-selling book "Be Your Own Financier," gained 5 million subscribers, and taught hundreds of thousands of people about investing and financial literacy. ✅ What awaits you on my channel: Tuesdays - learning. Financial literacy and the basics of investing in concise videos with content that even a schoolchild can understand; Fridays - the news through my eyes. Watched, analyzed, earned. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@nastya_docs?... (while everyone else is talking, we're doing it here 😉) # # #AnastasiaTarasova Is it true that the Central Bank is introducing new deposit restrictions in 2026? We analyze the contents of the document regarding the transfer of funds to irrevocable certificates. In this video, we analyze a document that has been circulating online since late April 2026. If you have savings, it's important to understand the measures the Central Bank is proposing to ensure the reliability of the banking system and how this may affect your finances. We examine in detail the terms of the mandatory transfer of deposits over 2.8 million rubles to irrevocable certificates for a term of three years. This information is intended for those who want to distinguish real regulatory initiatives from panic-money rumors spread online. You'll gain a clear understanding of what this document stipulates and what risks depositors may face in the current economic climate. Subscribe to the channel for weekly analyses of the banking system and let us know in the comments what other financial news you'd like to discuss in future episodes.