By Mark Owor

MORE than 7,000 show goers visited the Stanbic Bank’s third edition of the annual home and auto exhibition that kicked off on Saturday.

The two-day fair enables the public to see the latest brands in the home and auto sections that are coming onto the local market soon.

“We aim at providing a one-stop centre for customers not only to enrich their lifestyles in the home and auto space but to also offer the much-needed professional advisory services,” Hentie Stemmet, the head of vehicle and asset finance at Stanbic Bank, explained.

Stemmet pointed out that improved lifestyles in form of modem homes and vehicles was one such area that money is eventually invested into.

“So by sharing ideas on the possible homes and auto space, we believe that we will be helping our customers make the right decisions when they finally choose to invest their money,” he argued.

The bank also used the show to offer varied free professional advice to customers and prospective ones.

“Within the home advisory clinic, we have mortgage consultants, architects, interior designers, lawyers, insurance companies and valuers,” Damalie Kairumba, the home loans manager, said.