FNB Spouse Fees

P

Pandarye

Well-Known Member
Joined
Aug 31, 2015
Messages
417
Reaction score
213
I've noticed that the latest FNB banking fees update makes mention of a reduced fee for "Inclusive Family Banking" on a spouses bank account. Maybe I'm late to the party but I've never seen this option before and I can't seem to find any info online. I do see however that some people in eBucks threads make mention of it.

Those that make use of this option can you tell me your experiences with this pricing option and any hidden catches I should be aware of?
 
Private client: R250 p.m. for the spouse.
Premier: R149 p.m. bundled option.
I'm waiting for my banker to let me know how I should activate this as my partner is also a PC.
 
R_D_V said:
I've noticed that the latest FNB banking fees update makes mention of a reduced fee for "Inclusive Family Banking" on a spouses bank account. Maybe I'm late to the party but I've never seen this option before and I can't seem to find any info online. I do see however that some people in eBucks threads make mention of it.

Those that make use of this option can you tell me your experiences with this pricing option and any hidden catches I should be aware of?
Click to expand...
So, this just came from eBucks... It is now a requirement to link your profiles to receive certain benefits such as travel discounts...

How your spouse & kids can continue to qualify for discounts
For your spouse to continue qualifying on the main member’s discounts of up to 40%* off on flights with eBucks Travel, both you & your spouse need to hold a qualifying Private Clients Cheque, Credit or Fusion Account or be on the Spousal pricing option. Your spouse must also be part of your FNB Family Banking Profile.

As the main eBucks member you will still qualify for discounts when booking for yourself without being on the spousal pricing option.
 
Don't do it. It will cost you MUCH more than FNB's fees.
 
Spousal expenditure is never flat...
 
  • Haha
Reactions: 3WA
You underestimate their sneakiness.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X