OVER 100 CHILDREN are better equipped to manage their money and resources.
This is so after they attended Barbados Public Workers’ Cooperative Credit Union Limited (BPWCCUL) four-week Thrift Club Summer Camp, where more than 104 children from age four up participated.
“This is the age to start … I can attest to what happens when they do not get it at this age: learning about managing money, being thrifty and using your resources wisely. When you become a full-grown adult the habits that you develop are really hard to break,” said marketing officer Tracia Pounder.
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