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FNB increases private banking fees, launches new mid-market account

To view all features and options, click here. A monthly subscription is charged pro rata, based on the day of purchase. This is non-refundable and includes a R5 once-off sign-up fee. A yearly subscription is refundable within 14 days of purchase and includes a 365-day membership. The bundle pricing on Fusion Premier will increase from R209 to R219 a month, on Fusion Private Clients from R385 to R399 a month, and on Fusion Private Wealth from R470 to R499 a month. These are increases of between 3.6% and 6.2%. Monthly fees of the non-Fusion products will also increase. Fees of entry-level Easy Zero (no monthly fee), Easy PAYU (pay-as-you-use) (R4.95pm) and Easy Smart (R59pm) accounts remain the same. Cash withdrawals at ATMs on Easy Zero and Easy PAYU accounts have been reduced from R8 per R1 000Â to R7 per R1 000 (up to a limit of R2 000).

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FNB launches new Aspire bank account

FNB launches new Aspire bank account By BR Reporter Share As part of its annual review effective 1 July 2021, FNB is launching a new FNB Aspire bank account for middle-income customers to replace FNB Gold. FNB Retail chief executive Raj Makanjee said: “We are transforming our FNB Gold to FNB Aspire, with a monthly account fee that’s reduced from R109 to R99 for customers who earn between R180 000 and R450 000 per annum”. According to Makanjee, Aspire offers exceptional value to individuals and families, including a 50 percent reduction in spousal monthly account fee and up to R310 back in monthly eBucks with no rewards levels.

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R28 billion sent in 12 months via FNB eWallet

R28 billion sent in 12 months via FNB eWallet By Brandstories Share In the midst of a global pandemic which has put strain on household incomes, FNB eWallet remains the most popular way for consumers to send and receive money. In the last 12 months, the Bankâs customers have sent R28 billion via 7.3 million active eWallets. On average, FNB facilitates close to R2.5 billion and over 4 million eWallet transactions per month. Raj Makanjee, CEO of FNB Retail and Private Banking says eWallet is a success story of meaningful financial inclusion as a it allows the Bankâs customers to send money to anyone with a cellphone number. In the last two years, weâve enabled more customers to enjoy the benefit of sending money via eWallet by allowing even more customers, including Easy Smart account holders 2 free eWallet sends per month.

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FNB s eWallets sees R28bn sent in past 12 months

First National Bank (FNB) said in a statement yesterday that its customers had sent R28 billion via 7.3 million active eWallets in the past 12 months, and it remained the most popular way for consumers to send and receive money in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, which had put strain on household incomes. Photo: Dylan Jacobs/African News Agency (ANA) FNBâs eWallets sees R28bn sent in past 12 months By BR Reporter Share JOHANNESBURG - FIRST National Bank (FNB) said in a statement yesterday that its customers had sent R28 billion via 7.3 million active eWallets in the past 12 months, and it remained the most popular way for consumers to send and receive money in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, which had put strain on household incomes.

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