Cheapest Best Saving Account

greggpb

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Looking for a saving acount that is Cheap..
offer's 2 cards and cheap internet backing and EAP ?

Anyone ?
 
You're unlikely to find cheapest and best, there's always a compromise :)

Perhaps you can prioritise your requirements from most important --> less important?
 
Sorry.. Cheapest account with Internet banking.. it is gonna be used for putting rent and expense money in. but needs to have 2 cards
 
wizzit dt card. not sure if you can have two cards on one account. monthly internet fees are R19, 99. not sure how much they charge per transaction. ask The_Librarian. I don't have internet access enabled on my account
 
Mzansi savings accounts at various banks charge no monthly fees. You only pay a minimal amount per transaction or withdrawl. But unfortunately no internet banking or debit orders.
 
You could try Capitec,

Transactions are free when swiping the card and you can have up to 4 additional accounts linked to you main account at no extra costs. They have a very good interest rate on savings.

They also have a basic internet banking feature, it does what you need to.
 
Mzansi savings accounts at various banks charge no monthly fees. You only pay a minimal amount per transaction or withdrawl. But unfortunately no internet banking or debit orders.

don't you need to earn below x amount to qualify? I recall something like that
 
don't you need to earn below x amount to qualify? I recall something like that
Don't think so, but I'd be careful about those accounts. If I recall, your balance cannot exceed a certain amount and you're only allowed a minimal amount of transactions per month.

There are other restrictions too. You're only allowed one deposit into the account, thereafter you have to pay a certain fee per deposit. I don't really think that it's suited to what he intends to use it for.
 
Account should have a 8-10 grand through put am month.. just rent and elect and water
 
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