Finding the right bank that meets all of your needs does not have to be difficult. Your reasons for choosing the right bank, will determine what account or banking service is right for you. In our banking guide, we will look at the different types of financial institutions, identify the various accounts, talk about interest rates and examine some of the available banking products and services.
Looking for the cheapest hybrid cars in Barbados and don’t want to waste time? There are several budget-friendly hybrid options locally, including compact Toyota and Nissan models. You can find these options and more by checking dealers, reconditioned car sellers, and online marketplaces. When shopping for hybrid cars, take note of which models commonly cost… Read More »10 Cheapest Hybrid Cars in Barbados
Shrinkflation, a hidden aspect of economics, is a phenomenon that affects consumers and businesses alike. It occurs when companies, faced with rising production costs, decide to subtly reduce the size or quality of their products instead of raising prices. The objective is to maintain profit margins, but it can lead to a decrease in value… Read More »What is Shrinkflation?
I recently came across a new product/ service by CIBC First Caribbean (FCIB). In December, I finally had the opportunity to try it. A situation popped up where I had to send money to a friend in the United Kingdom. This was my first attempt at using 1st Send Money Transfer, an international money transfer… Read More »Is First Caribbean’s 1st Send Service Worth It?
During Financial Literacy Month, celebrate financial literacy in the Caribbean month by learning about education efforts in the region.
During Fraud Prevention Month in March, Scotiabank shared tips to sensitize its customers about fraud and what they can do to stay safe.
Walking through Bridgetown in December 2020 will always stand out as a memorable experience that taught me important money lessons.
Temple Yard is a unique and culturally rich community in Bridgetown, Barbados that showcases the talents of the local Rastafarian family.
I get it. Not everyone is good with money. It’s nothing to be embarrassed or ashamed about. If you find that you are always in debt, your savings are not growing and you just cannot manage money, you may need to hire a personal finance coach. I’ve toyed with the idea of pursuing a career… Read More »Do You Need a Personal Finance Coach?
Do you know the Christmas story teaches us about personal finance? I only just realised that there are several financial lessons from the birth of Jesus. One of my earliest memories of Christmas was when I was in primary school and the school hosted a Christmas concert. I had a part in the band and… Read More »7 Financial Lessons From the Birth of Jesus
It’s Independence Day in Barbados and I’m celebrating with conkies and golden apple juice. The island gained its independence from the United Kingdom on November 30 back in 1966. This was a bold move that came with a lot of responsibility. It meant that the country would be responsible for its own affairs. There would… Read More »Five Financial Lessons From Independence Day in Barbados