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Opening CBCS Financial Education Month. | SMN News

November 13, 2019

Opening CBCS Financial Education Month. | SMN News
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WILLEMSTAD:--- This month, the Centrale Bank van Curaçao en Sint Maarten’s (CBCS) organized its first Financial Education Month. For this project, the CBCS collaborates with Fundashon Negoshi Pikiña (FNP), a foundation with proven know-how, experience, and success in the field of financial education and entrepreneurship. The goal for this month is to discuss money matters as broadly as possible with a special focus on building financial resilience within the community. The role and importance of the CBCS to the financial system and the community at large will also be explored.

The Financial Education Month, from the 1st to the 30th


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