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J a nua r y 1 7 , 2 01 4
Editor’s
Note
2 9 T H A N N UA L G E N E R A L M E E T I N G A
SUCCESS
On Tuesday, January 7, Bank Employees’ Credit Union hosted its
29th Annual General Meeting at
the Courtyard by Marriot in Invaders Bay, Port-of-Spain.
This year we had an incredible
turnout of 96 persons and we say
thank you to all the members who
turned out in support of the meeting.
Happy New Year BECU Family!
For the 2013-2014 Financial
Year we have decided to do
things a little differently.
We have revamped our newsletter and rather than being a
quarterly publication it shall be
published twice a month.
We are keeping things a bit
shorter, and turning it out frequently to keep our members
up to date on what is going on
with the Credit Union.
We encourage you to make
submissions as this is your
newsletter. We would love to
know what our membership has
been up to and we would also
love to hear your thoughts on
us. Feel free to connect with us
at [email protected]
Highlights
Increase in total assets from $36.9 million to $41.3 million.
Bank Employees’ Credit Union is moving towards compliance with the impending Credit Union Act.
Elected to Board of Directors:
Eustace Benjamin, Desmarie Omiss,
Petal John, Allison Joseph-Grant,
Sharon Leigh Pierre. Stacie Smith (1st
alt) Hema Ramsingh (2nd alt)
Approval was received from the Commissioner of Co-operatives for the establishment of permanent shares in the Society in BECU’s adoption of the IFRS
standard.
Supervisory Committee:
Marisa Henry, Rajesh Seusaran, Nikeisha Hamilton, Eddie Chulhan (1st alt),
Ann-marie Moe (2nd alt)
BECU continues to aggressively pursue
delinquent members with a date set in
March 2014 for the hearing of matters
with respect to delinquent loans at the
Commissioner of Co-operatives Office.
Credit Committee:
Gail Medford, Anton Barran, Angela
Bascombe, Stella Joseph, Esther
Greaves, Hema Ramsingh (1st alt), Jaiwantee Parboo-Ward (2nd alt).
K U D O S O N T H E M E M B E R S E RV I C E S C E N T R E
From all of us at Bank Employees’ Credit Union we wish you,
our members a productive year
and we look forward to serving
you in this our 29th year.
Editor
Dave Kowlessar
Credit Policy to be revised in this financial year to increase lending limits.
Opening of the Member Services Centre by President Kevin
Sebro.
At the 29th Annual General Meeting, Mr. Darrell Nunes expressed
gratitude to the Board of
Directors for the initiative of the Member Services Centre.
“The staff inside (the
Member Services Centre) were very kind and
helpful and even attempted to cross sell the
products of the Credit
Union to me,” said Mr.
Nunes.
J a nua r y 1 7 , 2 01 4
C ARNIVAL — Y OUR W AY
We are offering $20,000.00 with a minimum deposit of $5,000.00 subject to normal lending criteria.
For the Carnival Season Bank Employees’ Credit
Union has got you covered. We have teamed up
with two bands dHarvard Revellers, formerly
known as Trini Revellers and Trevor Wallace and
Associates all-inclusive J’ouvert band ‘We on
Fire’ to bring them to our members at discounted
prices.
Supporting documents may include a budget, travel
arrangements or outstanding invoices.
For more details contact one of our Credit Officers
who can customize your Carnival loan for you.
dHarvard Revellers 2014 presentation Drum Beat
is available to members at 10% off and members
who apply for the Carnival Your Way Promotion
can purchase their J’ouvert costumes for ‘We on
Fire’ at $400.00 (rrp $450.00)
Call (868)622-4035/628-4884 ext
Rachel—126 or [email protected]
Duane—127 or [email protected]
Lorraine—130 or [email protected]
Whatever your plans this season do Carnival –
Your Way. Come in and let us know what you
have planned. Fixing your house, making some
investments in bars or Carnival booths, feteing,
playing mas, paying off debts or just getting away
from it all.
Rhythms of Brasilia by DHR MAS
B ECU BRANDED P OLOS FOR SALE
Identify with your Society during the
Carnival season. We have Male and
Female BECU branded Polo T-Shirts
for sale.
Sizes range from Small to X-Large for
both male and female. Colours available include Red, Orange, Green, for
females and inclusive of White and
Black for males.
The pink polo t-shirts are for sale with
proceeds to go towards assisting one of
our members with breast cancer.
All Polos now $60.00
Call now to secure your polo
Contact Jessie Dirpaul at ext. 133 or
[email protected]