Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

ComBank launches ‘Vibe’– an exclusive Savings Account for youth

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The Commerc i a l Bank of Ceylon has launched a new and a unique Savings Account designed exclusivel­y to support the youth at one of the most decisive phases of life with special benefits that can help advance their aspiration­s, and to also reward achievemen­ts.

A ‘ Vibe Youth Account can be opened by any Sri Lankan between the ages of 18- 35 years, and will offer an interest rate that is 0.5% p. a. higher than regular savings accounts, provide employed youth Personal Loans, Leasing and Home Loans at interest rates that are 0.25% p. a. lower than published rates, and offer instant loans of up to 90% on their available account balances.

Furthermor­e, Vibe Account holders will be entitled to Educationa­l Loans up to Rs 1 million. This facility will be available to the employed, self- employed profession­als and non- employed youth. Laptop and Computer loans too can be applied for under the Personal Loans category, up to a value of Rs 175,000 or more if necessary, after evaluation of requiremen­ts.

Commenting on the launch of the new Savings Account, Commercial Bank’s Deputy General Manager – Marketing, Mr Hasrath Munasinghe said: “Youth is a pivotal and demanding stage in anyone’s life. It is a time in which major decisions about academics, career and life are made. Vibe was designed to support the youth in some of the challenges they face by exclusivel­y catering to their typical and specific financial requiremen­ts.”

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