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New Zealand's strict banking rules make it difficult for ex-prisoners to access services, potentially raising reoffending rates.
New research from Victoria University of Wellington reveals that strict banking rules in New Zealand make it hard for ex-prisoners to get basic banking services, which can lead to higher rates of reoffending.
Issues include ID requirements and banks' reluctance to serve this group.
Kiwibank has introduced a program to help inmates open accounts before release, but experts suggest major banks should take a lead role in providing these services to support reintegration and show corporate social responsibility.
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Las estrictas reglas bancarias de Nueva Zelanda hacen que sea difícil para los ex prisioneros acceder a servicios, lo que potencialmente aumenta las tasas de reincidencia.