Stanbic Promotes Home Ownership

Monday, August 06, 2018

Stanbic Bank Botswana is currently running a six months’ campaign aimed at promoting home ownership amongst the middle and low-income earning people.

Speaking to Monitor Business, Stanbic Bank head of products, personal and business banking Wabo Moswate said the campaign, which started in June this year, addresses the biggest hurdle of home ownership.

“We have identified that one of the biggest hurdles to home ownership locally is the deposit, bond registration, evaluation fees and we want to help in this regard because our aim is to help people get their own homes,” he said.

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Stanbic Promotes Home Ownership

Stanbic Bank Botswana is currently running a six months’ campaign aimed at promoting home ownership amongst the middle and low-income earning people.

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Selefu

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