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Cost of Living Cash Credit beneficiaries continue to rise

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Government has paid out over $28 million in the Cost of Living Cash Credit (COLCC) programme since it began in April, with the number of beneficiaries
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Cost of Living Cash Credit beneficiaries continue to rise

Government has paid out over $28 million in the Cost of Living Cash Credit (COLCC) programme since it began in April, with the number of beneficiaries

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NationNews broke the news in Barbados on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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