NCCU staff Drexler Ducreay, hands over a cheque to Kerry-Ann Remie, representatives of the Dominica Youth Business Trust for the launching of its youth competitions during the observance of Global Money Week, under the theme 'Learn. Save and Earn.

NCCU representative, Frances Royer presents cheque to Euella Joseph, principal of the Penville Primary School.

NCCU members present at the 7th Annual General Meeting were thrilled to receive breaking news on mortgages and Member Share Capital.

President, Josephine Dublin, informed the meeting of the Board's decision to reduce the mortgage interest rate to 6.5% per annum and moved a motion to pay a 10% dividend on Member Share Capital for the financial year ending December 31, 2017.

Members enthusiastically voted "aye" to the dividend motion and as a result will soon have their accounts credited with the 10% dividend on Member Share Capital.

The reduction in the mortgage loan interest rate is across the board. This means that ALL MEMBERS WILL BENEFIT, those with existing mortgages, whose applications are being processed and who will take a mortgage in the future.

Following NCCU's 7th Annual General Meeting, which was held on June 11, 2017, the Board of Directors has elected a new executive to manage the affairs of the Society in keeping with NCCU By-Law No 81.

Josephine Dublin was re-elected as President and will be supported by Dexter Ducreay, Vice President; Aaron Dalrymple, Treasurer and Secretary, Candia Carette -George.

The Supervisory & Compliance Committee has elected Evadney Esprit as its Chairperson and Ian-Michael Anthony as Deputy Chairperson. Hannah Leblanc-Pierre is Secretary and Assistant Secretary is Kayan Toussaint.

Cherika Lockhart now heads the Credit Committee as Chairperson and Keturah Deschamps was elected to the office of Secretary.

We congratulate the new officers and wish them a successful and productive year.

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