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BIRUNGA SACCOMusanze
Organising account papers and receipts.

Your account

Your account.
Know how it works.

Start with what your money is for and when you will need it. Bring clear questions to the conversation.

Organising account papers and receipts.Original illustration ↗

01 / BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

Let the account fit
what you have in mind.

Ask the SACCO for its available options and dated written terms. These questions do not imply that Birunga offers every service mentioned.

02 / FOLLOW YOUR ACCOUNT

Your statement.
Read it. Reconcile it.

Ask how to obtain a record of account activity. However you review it, keep your copy secure.

Download a money record
  1. 01

    Check the period

    Check the dates and the opening and closing balances.

  2. 02

    Match your receipts

    Match deposits, withdrawals and deductions against your records. Look for entries recorded twice.

  3. 03

    Query anything unclear

    Note the date, amount and your question. Contact the SACCO promptly through a verified channel.

03 / DIFFERENT AMOUNTS

Shares, savings
and service charges.

These terms describe different things. Ask for each amount to be explained separately.

Shares relate to membership; deposits are money held in an account; service charges pay for an activity or service. Returning membership shares may follow different rules from withdrawing savings: read the cooperative’s rules first.

Prepare for membership
Further reading used for this guide
BPR Bank Rwanda · Gwiza savings ↗Chase · Understanding a bank statement ↗I&M Bank Rwanda · Customer Service Charter ↗

Reviewed on 8 September 2026. These are general learning resources; ask Birunga SACCO for its own prices and terms.

YOUR NEXT STEP

A good plan starts
with a conversation.

Prepare your enquiry