BSN Penang director Mazlan Mat Jalil (centre) signing the MOU for the BSN School Carnival Programme 2014 with SJK(C) Chong Cheng headmaster Teh Hean Lam (left) and Muhamad Zulkifli Syaaban SK Batu Lanchang (right). Behind is BSN senior vice president and finance department head Frederick Siew (right) and state education department school management sector head Mohd Daud Hasanudin. pix by george cheah 18 April 2014
THE success of Bank Simpanan Nasional’s (BSN) Students’ Saving Scheme indicates the growing number of young savers in the country.
BSN Penang director Mazlan Mat Jalil said total savings under the scheme last year saw a 58% increase, amounting to more than RM376mil.
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