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GCB Bank launches Tier-3 pension loan
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GCB Bank launches Tier-3 pension loan

…  with 6.9% per annum interest rate

Kingsley Webora TANKEH
Published July 24, 20262 min read

In an effort to expand access to finance, GCB Bank has launched a credit facility that allows Tier 3 pension contributors to borrow against their retirement savings without tampering with their long-term investments.

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