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Female Bankers Talk Financial Literacy
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – In celebration of International Women’s Day this past week, five of Scotiabank’s female leaders visited PACE.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – As part of Scotiabank’s initiative to have consistent community outreach and in celebration of International Women’s Day this past week, five of Scotiabank’s female leaders visited PACE – which stands for providing access to continued education.
PACE is a school for teen moms looking to continue their education.
The Scotia Bank employees spoke to the young ladies at the school about financial literacy, self-confidence, and the power of having hope and a vision for your future.
They also addressed the importance of having a savings account, and have promised to return to help them with the process.
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