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Continuous match of Joepie, 5000 francs to be won every week Centea was an independent Belgian bank from 1997 to 2013, created after the merger of two existing banks: Spaarkrediet and HSA (Antwerp Mortgage and Savings Company), with headquarters in the Antwerp Mechelsesteenweg. Centea had a branch network of independent agents and was part of the KBC Bank and Insurance group until 2011. In 2011 Centea transferred to the Crédit Agricole Group. Both banks worked separately for another two years, during which time the merger was gradually being prepared. To then continue under the name Crelan from April 1, 2013. De Joepie is a magazine that focuses on youth in Flanders. It was launched on March 27, 1973 by Guido Van Liefferinge, who remained in charge of it until 2000. The content consists of articles on youth issues and pop music, including the Joepie Top 50 in the 1970s, which was broadcast by Radio Mi Amigo on Saturday afternoons. The latter was not surprising: Joepie and Radio Mi Amigo had one and the same owner at the time: waffle baker (of Suzy waffles) Sylvain Tack from Buizingen. After he had problems with the court, Ludo Van Thillo (later de Persgroep) took over his share. Joepie is currently published by Magnet Magazines, a subsidiary of De Persgroep. The target group is twelve to seventeen year olds, mainly girls. According to the CIM, the magazine has a circulation of 90,000 copies, a paid distribution of 59,000 copies and an average read range of 350,000 readers. It has always appeared Wednesday from the beginning. Until February 2013, the magazine now appears every Tuesday. This also makes it 10 cents more expensive. (from € 1.60 to € 1.70) The editorial office is located in Schelle.
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