The Press Advertisement Institution also carries out social activities other than intermediation services for official advertisements / advertisements. In this context, the institution gives “DEBT MONEY” without interest, not exceeding two years, to intellectual and physical employees in the newspapers that publish official advertisements / advertisements. In addition, financial support is provided to press members in need under the name of “DIVISION ASSISTANCE” and “DEATH AID” to the families of press members who have died.
Requests for “Loan Money”, “Neediness and Death Aid” should be made to the Press Ad Agency branch offices with special requests.
DEBT MONEY
Those who work mentally or physically in the press can borrow up to 6 thousand Turkish Liras without interest and repay them in 6, 12, 18 or 24 month installments.
A) Persons to be Loaned:
a) Intellectual or physical workers in the press profession,
b) Those who have the right to publish official announcements and advertisements in places where there are branches of the institution and who work mentally and physically in news agencies that have a total daily circulation of less than 250 thousand positions or news agencies that have a news sales contract,
c) Employees in trade unions and press associations who have the right to have a representative in the General Assembly of the Corporation.
B) Attributes to be Searched in:
a) Having worked for at least two years in your job,
b) Not working in another job that is not related to his / her job,
c) No assignment or lien on their salaries.
DESCRIPTION
Those who demand money in debt must show “joint guarantor” with the same qualifications as themselves. Applications regarding the loan request are made to the Branch offices of the Agency by filling out the special requests prepared for this purpose, the employment declaration of the debtor and the guarantor, the copy of the identity card, the copy of the payroll of the last month and the debit belonging to the loan requester.
The right to publish official advertisements in the newspapers for those who demanded to borrow money,
