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Most expenses continue long after you retire. It is estimated that you will require 85% of your final salary to maintain a similar lifestyle during retirement.
You may purchase an annuity contract using the member account value from your superannuation fund or retirement scheme. When you are ready to receive your retirement benefit, yo...
NCBIC offers management services for Employer-Sponsored Superannuation Funds that are approved and registered by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) and Taxpayer Audit and A...
We have made it quick and easy for your pension to be sent directly to your account. Complete the Pension Payment Instruction Form.
Yes you are. However, if you are domiciled outside of Jamaica, you may be eligible for a reduced rate of taxation. The rate is determined by the taxation treaty, which exists between your country and Jamaica. Country Rate United States 12.5% Canada 15% The United Kingdom 15% CARICOM 15%. Please contact our client relations officer or your wealth advisor for other countries.
Cash lodgments are facilitated through National Commercial Bank branches island-wide. Please be sure to indicate to the bank representative the type of investments (stocks, money market or bonds) in which you are interested, so that the correct account may be credited.
Current and historic Annual Reports can be downloaded from our website. However, if you are unable to view these files, then you can request a copy be mailed to you by emailing our Registrar, NCB Nominees at ncbinfo@jncb.com.
National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited is listed on the Jamaica Stock Exchange and the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange.
Potential investors should be able to acquire shares through their stockbrokers. If you do not have a stockbroker, it is possible to buy shares from our investment and stockbrokerage subsidiary NCB Capital Markets Limited. Visit their website at www.ncbcapitalmarkets.com.
A financial Statistical Review Summary is listed in every annual report. However for ease of reference a pdf version is available via the Financial Statistical Review.