Recognizing the transformative impact of a gift, Bancamiga will be collecting toys at 48 branches nationwide this Saturday from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, in celebration of Children’s Day. A stuffed animal, a toy car, a doll, a ball, or a children’s wellness kit (new or in perfect condition) will represent a heartfelt embrace from our customers to the affected communities.

Children’s Day is much more than a date on the calendar; it’s the perfect opportunity to remind children how precious and loved they are. This year, the celebration takes on an even deeper meaning following the events of June 24th.

Bancamiga employees will receive these donations this Saturday to distribute them on Sunday in La Guaira. The bank invites citizens to visit branches with their children to enjoy a special day, where the little ones will also receive a Kids Card as a gift, ideal for taking their first steps in the financial world with awareness and education.

An unwavering commitment

The toy distribution is part of the meticulous contingency plan that Bancamiga initiated from the first day of the emergency to support the affected areas. This strategy includes the creation of a special fund with preferential rates, grace periods, and simplified procedures for individuals, businesses, and SMEs.

The plan also includes receiving funds from abroad without fees, restructuring loan portfolios, directly distributing drinking water, milk, mattresses, and non-perishable food items, along with waiving point-of-sale fees and providing free replacement of the Bancamiga Mastercard Debit Card.

At Bancamiga, every employee is convinced that rebuilding the future begins by protecting children’s present. The bank’s statement concludes with an invitation: Come to any of our branches this Saturday, bring a toy, and give the gift of a smile. We’ll be waiting for you!

Information and images are for illustrative purposes only, courtesy of Bancamiga Banco Universal.

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Keeping an eye on your finances during Christmas, a season of increased spending, is increasingly important. Buying gifts, clothing, or traditional holiday foods requires taking the time to calculate costs, compare prices, and establish payment methods.

Sharing a Christmas meal with family and friends doesn’t have to drain your income. Making a list of necessary items to start comparing prices allows you to choose fresh products and avoid blowing your budget.

Regarding gifts, the key is to choose something truly nice and useful. In this case, it’s helpful to inquire about tastes and preferences to narrow down your search in stores. Currently, people prefer technology; that is, cell phones, televisions, wireless headphones, and game consoles. However, even a string of lights for the Christmas tree makes a good gift.

Ideally, you should prioritize your financial obligations, not only for the present but also for the future. It’s important to remember that the start of a new year is usually demanding financially.

Therefore, it is essential to make sure you pay all outstanding bills and payments due in December, such as mortgages, rent, utilities, and credit cards, before embarking on Christmas shopping without being aware of your own limitations.

Undoubtedly, this will allow you to clearly see how much money you have available and determine how you will pay for your purchases: in cash, with a debit card, coupons, or other methods. This reinforces personal and family financial responsibility.

M.Pino

With information from specialized financial media

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