CalBank launches "Abakade Promo" to reward customers with cash prizes

CalBank launches "Abakade Promo" to reward customers with cash prizes

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CalBank PLC has officially launched the “CalBank Abakade Promo”, a three-month savings promotion designed to reward customers for cultivating a savings habit while giving them the opportunity to win life-changing cash prizes.

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