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Duke storms HDC office, stages sit-in as East Port of Spain residents protest relocation - Vimarsana News

Duke storms HDC office, stages sit-in as East Port of Spain residents protest relocation

PROGRESSIVE Democratic Patriots (PDP) leader Watson Duke’s two-hour sit-in protest at the Housing Development Corporation to halt the relocation of residents at the housing development at Old St Joseph Road Port of Spain East, on Friday morning, has been dismissed as a mockery.

HDC provides more ways for clients to pay - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

HDC provides more ways for clients to pay - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

. Besides traditional salary deductions and over-the-counter payments, clients can visit any NLCB outlet, First Citizens, RBC or Republic Bank to make their payments. Credit card payments will now be accepted and a mobile app is under way, to be completed by mid 2023

HDC is first Govt corporation to go cashless - Vimarsana News

HDC is first Govt corporation to go cashless

SOURCE: CNC3 - The Housing Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (HDC) has become the first officially recognised government corporation to provide customers with cashless payment options for both the banked and unbanked, under an initiative instituted by the Trinidad & Tobago International Financial Centre (TTIFC). A release from the TTIFC, describes the development as “a very important milestone”. “This is

HDC promises more rental units for working poor, from Beetham to Chaguanas, Bon Air and Laventille - Vimarsana News

HDC promises more rental units for working poor, from Beetham to Chaguanas, Bon Air and Laventille

Trinidad and Tobago’s Housing Development Corporation (HDC) has vowed to expand its supply of homes attainable to the working poor, starting with the reconstruction of rental units at 23rd and 24th