Tips to Boost your eBucks - 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Any idea what the minimum amount one has to keep in your PC account to get rebate of the monthly fees?



Thank you
 
BBSA said:
We will have to see how it is going to work, if you can avoid the interest then yes it seem like a good deal.
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They say it must be done over 24 months, so the only way to avoid interest is to pay it off sooner, but wouldn't that then potentially mean you don't get the ebucks as there is no charge?
 
zerocool2009 said:
All inclusive
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Not sure on that because on a ebucks statement, it shows ebucks earned for monthly spend, ebucks for checkers, petrol etc. So this might be limited to just the monthly spend portion?
 
moby786 said:
Any idea what the minimum amount one has to keep in your PC account to get rebate of the monthly fees?



Thank you
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Looks like it's gone, Premier - specifically states no longer applies, PC - only specific sub products, PW - also only specific sub products. :(
 
SvenArndt said:
Is it for everything including checkers etc or just monthly spend. Suppose the latter.
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Is what for everything?

EDIT: I think my question, in the midst of your ambiguity, is where do you see anything about some new limit to eBucks earn?
 
Is this new on Premier?

That’s pretty cool

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Speedster said:
That's how I have it too. And, like you say, nothing new there.
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So the document says 600 on monthly spend, not smart spend. on the ebucks calculator there is a total fusion/cc spend. Now I am aware that when you spend x amount, everytime you get a certain amount of ebucks which total up to R600, but then you also normally got 2% back in ebucks In-store and online eBucks partner spend.

So my question is, does this new wording replacing smart spend with monthly spend, means the 2% and the smart spend total R600 A month for total spend. This is also because the word smart spend does not appear in the document anywhere.
 
SvenArndt said:
So the document says 600 on monthly spend, not smart spend. on the ebucks calculator there is a total fusion/cc spend. Now I am aware that when you spend x amount, everytime you get a certain amount of ebucks which total up to R600, but then you also normally got 2% back in ebucks In-store and online eBucks partner spend.

So my question is, does this new wording replacing smart spend with monthly spend, means the 2% and the smart spend total R600 A month for total spend. This is also because the word smart spend does not appear in the document anywhere.
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SvenArndt said:
So the document says 600 on monthly spend, not smart spend. on the ebucks calculator there is a total fusion/cc spend. Now I am aware that when you spend x amount, everytime you get a certain amount of ebucks which total up to R600, but then you also normally got 2% back in ebucks In-store and online eBucks partner spend.

So my question is, does this new wording replacing smart spend with monthly spend, means the 2% and the smart spend total R600 A month for total spend. This is also because the word smart spend does not appear in the document anywhere.
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Smart spend is the eBucks reward for monthly spend. No need to overcomplicate things
 
If I am interpreting it correctly looks like you will get points for just having a FNB home loan again, and not only if you have a home loan AND an offered amount. If so that's a nice change!

Are the points caps for reward levels unchanged or are they altered?
 
RiNCEw1ND said:
If I am interpreting it correctly looks like you will get points for just having a FNB home loan again, and not only if you have a home loan AND an offered amount. If so that's a nice change!

Are the points caps for reward levels unchanged or are they altered?
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The full updates are available on the eBucks website.
 
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