Saving for retirement is emphasized almost from the moment we enter the workforce. However, some people don’t or are unable to get started early when it comes to retirement savings, and they can easily feel discouraged about their financial future. According to the most recent Retirement Confidence Survey, over one-third of people aged 45 to...
The summer of 2019 was a busy one for GBTI. From special promotions to fun summer activities for kids, Guyana’s leading bank had plenty of things on the go. Read on to see what we’ve been up to over the last few months. Annual summer camps Every summer, GBTI hosts a week-long summer camp for...
In September 2007, the UN General Assembly adopted the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The Declaration was, and remains, the most comprehensive international instrument concerned with the rights of indigenous peoples, and its adoption was a vital step forward in the global struggle for indigenous justice. Since that time, nations all...
The Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry Limited has generated almost Two Million Dollars through the GBTI Hurricane Relief Fund – Bahamas which was initiated shortly after Hurricane Dorian ravaged sections of the Bahamas early in September. The Bank immediately committed a substantial three million dollars and encouraged its customers, staff and members of the...
Renika Anand of Marian Academy, Saturday emerged the first GBTI/BrainCentral Math and English Online Olympiad Champ. Anand was among the top 10 selected after the preliminary round on Thursday. The others students mainly from Marian and School of the Nations were Peter Abai, Nekacia Clementson, Azalia Fontenelle, Nathan Jackson, Sangeeta Lilman, Dougal Mc Turk, and ...
Three lucky VISA Card customers will treat themselves and a special guest at various venues as GBTI concluded its VISA-Cation Credit Card promotion. The lucky customers are Mr. Talish Nauth of Leguan, Ms. Monalisa Sammy-Persaud of Kitty, Georgetown and Ms. Towana Bowen of Sophia, Georgetown. Mr. Nauth who just concluded studies at the University of...
Created with the goal of encouraging the whole country to recognize the contributions of our first peoples and to take action to support preserve and protect indigenous rights, traditions and culture, Indigenous Heritage Month is now one of Guyana’s biggest festive occasions.
Over 100 Primary and Nursery school students from the Crabwood Creek and Moleson Creek areas in Berbice were outfitted with back-to-school gears for the new school term on Saturday August 23, 2019 at the Crabwood Creek Community Centre popularly referred to as “ballfield”.
