FNB fee saver

[zerocool2009]

Huh?

It says 50k in the documentation.

Unless it’s only 35k for old clients who had it before maybe?

Exactly ... I am on the old fee saver.

Looking at the fees, I already pay R93.50 for my Credit Card and eB. I can leave R1 in my cheque account, invest the bulk and pay R199 for the bundled option.

I am going that way

 

[zerocool2009]

They don't offer Fee Saver anymore, haven't for a few years

Not true !

 

[ace119]

Not true !

Not on the gold account..... you don't have the option.

Premier R50k
Private Clients R75k
Private Wealth R100k

 

[zerocool2009]

Not on the gold account..... you don't have the option.

Premier R50k
Private Clients R75k
Private Wealth R100k

Go to FNB ... price guide .... Select GOLD ...

Minimum Balance for Rebate* R10 000

 

[Speedster]

Go to FNB ... price guide .... Select GOLD ...

Minimum Balance for Rebate* R10 000

You're confusing that with the Encore Gold account.

 

[donanicky]

My fees were not reversed this month, even though I was above the required balance. Same thing happened last year. Had to call them to refund me

 

[zerocool2009]

My fees were not reversed this month, even though I was above the required balance. Same thing happened last year. Had to call them to refund me

Just contract FNB .... they will fix it

 

[YM_80]

I'm on the old fee saver with minimum balance of 10k, then no transaction fees. I now got an sms saying from 11th April I will be migrated to the "unlimited" option at R105 per month.

Utterly ridiculous. The bundles they have make this seem least costly. But that's still a huge change to suddenly kill the fee saver and rob customers.

Any advice?

 

[backstreetboy]

Just vote with your wallet...

 

[smiley-zn]

 

[zerocool2009]

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There are other ways not to pay fees (think sharp and out of the box)

 

[Ecco]

You get migrated to the standard equivalent of your fee saver account, and in order to ensure the monthly fee is waived, you need to maintain a certain balance in your account.

 

[smiley-zn]

You get migrated to the standard equivalent of your fee saver account, and in order to ensure the monthly fee is waived, you need to maintain a certain balance in your account.

This is now only available on premier from what I understand , need to maintain a min balance of R50 000

 

[smiley-zn]

There are other ways not to pay fees (think sharp and out of the box)

Enlighten ua

 

[supersunbird]

Enlighten ua

ebucks...

 

[zerocool2009]

Enlighten ua

Do the sums what you will save putting a lump sum in your bond (if you have one)

Plan B, start an investment account killing the R100 odd rand spend on fees

Then rewards can also come into play

All the cards are infront of you ...

 

[smiley-zn]

Do the sums what you will save putting a lump sum in your bond (if you have one)

Plan B, start an investment account killing the R100 odd rand spend on fees

Then rewards can also come into play

All the cards are infront of you ...

Do the sums what you will save putting a lump sum in your bond (if you have one) - Home paid off

Plan B, start an investment account killing the R100 odd rand spend on fees - done

Then rewards can also come into play - done

All the cards are infront of you ...

I am thrifty hence me being on the fee saver option, R105 pm is R105 too much for me.

I am aspiring for early retirement like Mr Money Moustache and many others, every Rand counts

 

[RogueTr00per]

@smiley-zn, do you have a home loan? If so, put the 10k in your bond, then you are saving R83 in interest charges p.m. and then only out of pocket R22 from this change that they are forcing on you.