| No Minimum Balance and Maintenance Fees |
 Little Johnathan Bazille, holds the JN Bank Promise firmly as Mrs. Maureen Hayden-Cater (second right), Managing Director, JN Bank presents the covenant to his grandfather, Byron Smalling and his mother Daniella Smalling (left), at the JN Financial Services Centre in Catherine Hall, St James on February 3. At right is Ms. Nina Peters, Business Relationship and Sales Manager, JN Financial Services.
In keeping with its promise to provide its members with lower fees and better value, JN Bank announced that it has discontinued some in-branch fees including, minimum balance and maintenance fees on deposits in savings accounts. Mrs. Hayden-Cater, said that the removal of the fees are part of the company’s strategy to make banking services more accessible to everyone and to improve the banking experience for Jamaicans.
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| JN Bank Salutes Public Sector Workers |
 Miss Onika Miller, Managing Director, the MCS Group, The Jamaica National Group’s non-financial group of companies, in discussion with Ryan Evans, General Manager of the Anti-Dumping and Subsidies Commission. They were attending a JN Bank Mingle at the company’s chief office in Half-Way-Tree, St Andrew, June 16.
Public sector workers were the toast of JN Bank on Friday, June 16, evening as the country’s largest indigenous commercial bank hosted cocktails at its Chief Office in Half-Way-Tree. Chair of the evening, Miss Onika Miller, Managing Director of the MCS Group, the non-financial arm of The Jamaica National Group, reminded the public sector about their worth to the Jamaican economic landscape and their importance to the country’s day to day operations.
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Growing Interest in Jamaican Stocks
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Mr. Neville Ellis ( left), Marketing Manager, Jamaica Stock Exchange, in discussion with Ms. Leona McKoy, workshop attendee, and Mr. Andre Yapp, JN Fund Managers, Assistant Manager, Research and Investment Strategy.
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The recently held Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) "Beginners Guide: The Art of Buying and Selling Shares" workshop, at the Knutsford Court Hotel, was oversubscribed and the organisers are attributing this to market’s exemplary performance over the past two years. Mr. Neville Ellis, Marketing Manager of the JSE, said the oversubscription to the stock market training programme was a measure of the increasing interest in shares. “This stock market introductory course has been tremendously successful,” Mr. Ellis said. “We planned to accommodate 120 participants in the programme, and we had to turn away some applicants.”
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| Golden Ager Gives Solid Advice on Home Ownership |
Olivia Pascoe, who will celebrate her 100th birthday in August, is a witty, no-nonsense resident of Tamarind Grove, St. Andrew, who can recite all 16 verses of Psalm 91 effortlessly. The St. Jude Church shut-in is quite impressive in her recital of several other passages of scripture and knows many hymns from memory.
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| Recreating Restaurant Favorites at Home |
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Turning your dining room into a Three Star Michelin restaurant with chef quality dishes made in your home kitchen.
Living on a budget does not mean living outside the lap of luxury. With a little know-how and a dose of enthusiasm, life on the tight and frugal rope can be just as sweet as ‘blowing the bank’ on designer furniture and fancy feasts.
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