Thanks. I just checked a contract it's 69 labeled as a service fee. I will query it this morning.I'm not charged R65 per month either.
Thanks. I just checked a contract it's 69 labeled as a service fee. I will query it this morning.I'm not charged R65 per month either.
I don't have vehicle finance but I'm not paying any fees on my mortgage. It's supposed to be all inclusive.Are you sure about that? I have seen vehicle finance quotes from investec and they charging an initiation fee as well as a monthly fee of R65
Because in general banking is cheaper in the UK and they wouldn't be competitive at near SA prices there. And they can get away with high fees here seeing as the banks seem to be colluding.wut? Investec ZA is twice as expensive as UK? Jikes
The contract document states that there is the service fee but if you look in the fine print it mentions that the fee will be waived if the monthly debit order is from an Investec Private Banking account.Thanks. I just checked a contract it's 69 labeled as a service fee. I will query it this morning.
I would suggest Investec simply because of their low interest rates for home loans and vehicle financing, and the hassle free quick service. I've saved a lot over the years so far with them.
I think you need to earn at least R800k pa to apply for an account
Is it just the 800k? I enquired a number of years back and was told that either you need to be a medical doctor, accountant or the company you work for needs to be JSE listed even if you earn above the required income.I would suggest Investec simply because of their low interest rates for home loans and vehicle financing, and the hassle free quick service. I've saved a lot over the years so far with them.
I think you need to earn at least R800k pa to apply for an account.
I think they checked income, which company it was that I worked for and if I had a degree last time I applied.Is it just the 800k? I enquired a number of years back and was told that either you need to be a medical doctor, accountant or the company you work for needs to be JSE listed even if you earn above the required income.
I have a master of science degree in IS management, but the company I work for isn't JSE listed so it was a no, this was about 5-6 years ago.I think they checked income, which company it was that I worked for and if I had a degree last time I applied.
I'm not young according to InvestecI applied for the young professional account. It says you need a degree but if you have the salary and work experience, they'll forego that requirement.