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Absa customers will soon be able to make automated teller machine transactions, including cash withdrawals, without using a bank card, the bank announced on Thursday.
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Debit card usage in the Mzansi market has increased, Postbank said on Wednesday.
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Integer announced on Wednesday that it is throwing a lifeline to abandoned FNB clients…
Mzansi debit card use up
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Debit card usage in the Mzansi market has increased, Postbank said on Wednesday.
Integer saves!
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Integer announced on Wednesday that it is throwing a lifeline to abandoned FNB clients…
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FNB and Ombudsman agree
The Banking Ombudsman says FNB's proposed 'reassessment' of home loans is 'fair and equitable'.
Absa puts clients First
Absa, one of SA's largest banks, said it would only withdraw a home loan if instructed.
Nedbank's green light
Nedbank has announced that it will be integrating Go Banking into the bank's core offering.
FNB bonds 'reassessed'
Is your bond with FNB? Take note — they're 'reassessing' bonds granted more than a year ago…
Cosatu attacks banks
Cosatu has condemned "the walkout" by banks from a meeting to gazette the Financial Sector Charter.
'Bank on SA'
The SA banking system is stable and banks were adequately capitalised during 2007.
Card holders overcharged
Got your credit card before June 2007? Then you're paying too much interest!
Finally a rates smile...
The SARB's decision not to hike rates is a positive move for business confidence.
Insurance confusion
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Drowning in debt?
A new website with free tools to analyse and improve your debt situation launched on Monday.
'Don't cheer rate verdict'
Banking website justmoney.co.za has warned consumers not to celebrate the unchanged repo rate.
