Khaberni - Capital Bank announced the crowning of 10 winners among the owners of Bright savings accounts, designated for children and young people under the age of 18, with total cash prizes reaching 50,000 dinars, during a ceremony held at the Orthodox Club, where each winner received a prize of 5,000 dinars.
The Bright account is one of the banking products launched by the bank to meet the needs of the new generation, combining the advantages of saving and motivational incentives that strengthen the connection of children and their guardians with sound financial practices. This step is part of Capital Bank's commitment to enhancing the savings culture among the emerging generations, by offering innovative banking solutions targeting children and young people, and contributing to the establishment of early financial planning concepts and building a sustainable financial future.
The winners included: Razi Ghaith Arabiyat under his father's guardianship, Anas Ibrahim Al-Hasban under his father's guardianship, Mustafa Mohammed Hajibi under his father's guardianship, Adam Nasri Hanoush under his father's guardianship, Yara Haddad for the benefit of the child George Hazem Aboudi, Karam Qusai Al-Akkawi under his father's guardianship, Nasreen Qatabi for the benefit of the child Massa Firas Ashour, Celine Saher Salwadi under her father's guardianship, Raya Saed Qa'war under her father's guardianship, and Suhaad Al-Safadi for the benefit of the child Celina Samir Al-Safadi
On this occasion, Nadim Kheitain, Head of Retail Banking Services at Capital Bank, said: "We at Capital Bank are proud of the notable popularity that the Bright account is experiencing, which reflects parents' increasing awareness of the importance of instilling a savings culture in their children from an early age. We believe that saving is an essential tool for empowering individuals and preparing them to face future challenges and achieve their ambitions."
Kheitain confirmed that opportunities are still available to win major prizes, which enable them to obtain an educational policy valued up to 50,000 Jordanian dinars, reflecting the bank's ongoing commitment to supporting the future of children and securing their educational and basic needs.
He pointed out Capital Bank's commitment to continuing to develop its innovative banking products and services, which enhances savings among various segments of society and contributes to enabling future generations to build a more stable and sustainable financial future.
