Petrol card question

[The_Ogre]

Guys, is there any bank which offers a petrol/garage card NOT linked to your cheque account? I want the convenience of knowing that I have X amount left exclusively for petrol for the month!

Right now mine (Standard Bank) is linked to my cheque account and its a pain when I want to see how much I spent on petrol (or any car related expenses for that matter)

 

[thisgeek]

I've got a standalone with standard bank. Apparently the product has been discontinued though.

 

[Dolby]

https://www.fnb.co.za/credit-card/petro-card.html

FNB have a stand alone - but it's not a stand alone debit card that you put money into AFAIK. I don't know if anyone offers that?

 

[Type RSA]

Nedbank also offers this.

 

[The_Ogre]

Nedbank also offers this.

from their site:

Pay for fuel and vehicle-related expenses directly from your Nedbank current account

 

[Type RSA]

from their site:

Yes, but you also have other options. I have a "stand alone" petrol card

 

[Fazda]

I have a stand alone card from Virgin.

 

[Myzer]

My standardbank Garage card is stand alone but had it for years as well..

 

[Sinbad]

My petrol card goes onto my credit card account.

 

[The_Ogre]

I'll make a turn at Nedbank to find out

 

[Mars]

Open an account with another bank and link a petro card to it. Then just transfer your petrol money into that account.

 

[fastesthamster]

Guys, is there any bank which offers a petrol/garage card NOT linked to your cheque account? I want the convenience of knowing that I have X amount left exclusively for petrol for the month!

Right now mine (Standard Bank) is linked to my cheque account and its a pain when I want to see how much I spent on petrol (or any car related expenses for that matter)

Get a Nedbank prepaid card. Zero fuel costs, zero monthly costs, zero cost to transfer money onto the card. Once off R30 opening fee.

 

[Colin62]

I have a standalone garage card from Standard (had it for years), also got one linked to my current account, also from Standard (it was free, so I took it), and one linked to my credit card from Absa.