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Financial Literacy Knowledge is empowerment
Literacy is about knowing and knowledge is empowerment. When it concerns your finances and your future, we believe that it is important for every individual to be financially literate. Financial Literacy should get as much attention and emphasis as is given to the ability to read and write. As such we » Read MoreIn The News
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14. July 2014 - In The News
Solid Waste Tax – No Laughing Matter says MacBY MAC FINGALL | SUN, JULY 13, 2014 – 12:00 AM Almost everyone seems to be against the municipal solid waste tax. Even some members of the Government seem to be uncomfortable with it but are hesitant to say so … Continue reading → -
14. July 2014 - In The News
SOLID WASTE TAX ‘A BLOW’ TO FARMERS T he solid waste tax is an additional burden on an industry already fighting praedial larceny. (FP) BY HEATHER-LYNN EVANSON | FRI, JULY 11, 2014 – 12:08 AM ONE LARGE FARM group has been hit with a municipal solid waste … Continue reading → -
14. July 2014 - In The News
BARBADIANS TOLD TO PAY NEW SOLID WASTE TAX OR FACE PENALTIESBarbadians told to pay new solid waste tax or face penalties Sunday, July 06, 2014 | 10:48 AM BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) – Barbadians have been told to pay the Municipal Solid Waste Tax even though they have not yet received information … Continue reading → -
14. July 2014 - In The News
McClean says that ‘New Waste Tax’ is not for everyone McClean explains new waste tax Added by Neville Clarke on April 10, 2014. Saved under Business, Economy, Local News The Municipal Solid Waste Tax will only be imposed on property on which one lives and generates garbage. Leader of Government Business in the Senate, Senator Maxine McClean, … Continue reading → -
26. June 2014 - In The News
Courts’ ‘Cash Lure’ or ‘Cash Scam’This is an analysis of Courts ‘Cash Lure’ article in the Nation Newspaper Wednesday, June 25, 2014 After reading of the tremendous success that Courts had in offering loans to their loyal customers I was quite shocked and concerned … Continue reading → -
20. June 2014 - In The News
SqueezeTHE GROWING NUMBER of Barbadian couples calling it quits is pushing up the loan delinquency rate in at least one large financial institution. The problem is particularly acute when it comes to the mortgage portfolio at the island’s second largest … Continue reading → -
20. June 2014 - In The News
Extension issued for Municipal Solid Waste Tax6/20/2014 Property owners are being advised that the date for the first instalment payment of the new Municipal Solid Waste Tax has been extended to Monday, July 28, 2014. The Revenue Commissioner of the Barbados Revenue Authority, Margaret Sivers, is … Continue reading → -
20. June 2014 - In The News
“Pay Shame”A NEW CLASS OF BUSINESS PEOPLE is developing in Barbados who refuse to pay bills, not only to Government but to other businesses too. The revelation has come from prolific investor and entrepreneur Ralph “Bizzy” Williams who said he abhorred … Continue reading → -
20. June 2014 - In The News
Think ahead: Too many Barbadians underprepared for retirement6/20/2014 The Nation Newspaper WE need to start thinking about preparing for older age, both on an individual and societal level. This is the view of Michael Austin, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Guardian Life of the Caribbean Ltd., who … Continue reading → -
29. April 2014 - In The News
Credit Unions United in the Fight against 0.2% Asset Tax“The members of the Barbados Co-operative & Credit Union League Ltd. are united in their strong opposition to the proposed 0.20% per annum tax on the assets of credit unions”, stated Hally Haynes, President of the Barbados Co-operative & Credit … Continue reading →
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