With latest studies showing that children start developing habits as early as the age of five, it remain imperative to support and guide children to develop good savings and spending habits at an early age in order for them to evolve into financially responsible adults. In particular, banks have a key role in assisting today’s digital-savvy kids to develop these habits.
In the lead up to International Children’s Day, HNB PLC, Sri Lanka’s leading private sector bank, encouraged minors and parents to double down on their savings for the future by making use of the bank’s unique portfolio of reward schemes.
Amidst the Covid 19 darkness and gloom, the sun shines brilliantly over Horizon College International (HCI) Malabe. As HCI sails past the milestone of 12 glorious years of existence, the transition from physical to online education has been smooth and successful.
Bank of Ceylon (BOC), the largest state-owned licensed commercial bank (LCB) the market leader in the financial services sector in Sri Lanka, and the highest rated bank internationally and domestically set forward with more rewarding financial services to both children and elders on 1st October 2021.
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