Editing Postal savings system (section)

===Indonesia===
Postal savings in Indonesia began with the establishment of the [[Dutch East Indies|Netherlands Indian]] Post Office Savings Bank ({{langx|nl|Postspaarbank}}) in 1897. During the [[Japanese occupation of the Dutch East Indies]], it was replaced by the {{nihongo|Savings Office|貯金局|Chokin-kyoku|lead=yes|extra=[[Nihon-shiki]]: ''Tyokin-kyoku''}} and savings were encouraged by the military administration to support the [[Pacific War|Greater East Asia War]]. The Savings Office became the ''Post Office Savings Bank'' again ({{langx|id|Bank Tabungan Pos}}) after independence, before renamed into the current ''State Savings Bank'', or [[Bank Tabungan Negara]] (BTN) in 1963. Between 1963 and 1968, it became the Fifth Unit of [[Bank Negara Indonesia]] during the single-bank system, made to support the [[Guided Democracy in Indonesia|guided democracy]].

Currently, BTN offers a savings plan that allows its users to deposit in [[Pos Indonesia|post offices]].