Talking about money – having it, handling it, investing and saving it – doesn’t have to be boring! And Bank of Commerce Angeles City proved just that.
During the May 2025 edition of KapiHann – the monthly media forum hosted by the Pampanga Press Club in partnership with Hann Resorts – at Swissotel Clark, Branch Manager Melennie Guinto and Branch Marketing Officer Margie Tulabut shared how the bank is helping Kapampangans take charge of their finances in smart, simple ways.
“Financial literacy isn’t just about putting coins in a piggy bank,” Guinto quipped. “It’s about knowing your options, making confident decisions, and building a future you’re excited about—whether you’re a student, a young pro, or someone enjoying retirement.”
From budgeting basics to investment tips, Bank of Commerce is taking financial education into classrooms, small businesses, and community events. They’ve also rolled out easy-to-start savings programs with low maintaining balances—perfect for beginners or anyone looking to stash cash the smart way.
“It’s all about making finance friendly and approachable,” Tulabut added. “We’re here to help people feel empowered about their money, not intimidated by it.”
So, the next time you think banking is all stiff suits and spreadsheets—think again. With Bank of Commerce Angeles, it’s all about real talk, real tools, and real change.
