New students joining BOV Club this scholastic year are being offered benefits thanks to the new BOV Club package. Students will also benefit from the range of gifts that Bank of Valletta is offering this year and will have the opportunity to win one of 10 Apple MacBooks.
Bank of Valletta is this year offering a set of attractive offers aimed at all new students who either proceed from a secondary to a post-secondary institution or from a post-secondary institution to the University of Malta.
Upon application, new BOV Club members will be given a free BOV Club branded lanyard together with special offers from A to Z Electronics Ltd., Eden Cinemas, Ink at Home, Springfield, Sun Lab and Vodafone.
Students who apply and join BOV Club before 31 October will be able to choose from a Free Lm15 (EUR34.94) Voucher from Fossil; a Free 1GB USB Stick together with a 50 DVD Spindle; an iPod Shuffle, which is available in five colours, at only Lm20 (EUR46.59); a Benq 6-Mega Pixel Digital Camera at only Lm24.95 (EUR58.12); an HP Deskjet All-In-One Printer, Scanner, Copier at only Lm24.95 (EUR58.12); and an iPod Nano 2GB at only Lm45 (EUR104.82). The chosen gift will be distributed to students once their first stipend is credited to their BOV Club Account.
Alan Cassar, executive head, sales and product development at Bank of Valletta said, “The benefits we are offering through the new BOV Club package reflect the current needs of students and underline BOV’s commitment to be supportive to its customers and to take a long term approach to customer relationships. Amongst the new features that we are introducing this year are unsecured Student loans and fee-free credit cards.
“A special added value feature to the new BOV Club package which should prove to be very popular with students is the new BOV Student eAccount. Apart from offering students higher interest rates, the BOV Student eAccount can be managed through various channels, including BOV’s 24x7 services. We have also raised the limit on the BOV Student Loan to Lm2,000 and these loans will be made available to students at special rates,” concluded Mr. Cassar.