Banking & Money Tips articles
New bank BEE cost is R20bn
Johannesburg - Deals which led to the transfer of large stakes in the four major retail banks to black investors would cost R20 billion to restructure, Cas Coovadia, the chief executive of the Banking Association of SA (Basa), said yesterday.
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Taxpayers 'tend to be demonised'
Tax authorities worldwide "were resorting to psychological warfare against targeted groups of taxpayers".
Charter row ‘may hurt bid to extend banking'
THE number of South Africans with access to banking had risen to the highest level in five years, but FinMark Trust warned yesterday that if the financial sector charter was not gazetted in its present form, many would be shorn of access to fina...
Justmoney.co.za now offers pet insurance
Justmoney.co.za and Petsure, South Africa's leading pet insurance providing, join forces to provide cost effective cover for your pet
Absa, Standard raise their cost of banking
Two of South Africa's four major banks - Absa and Standard Bank - have introduced new fee pricing effective from January 1, and while you save on some charges, others have increased.
What about the savers, Trevor?
Trevor Manuel should have done more in the Budget to encourage people to save regularly, says Justmoney.co.za
Saving money: a Piggy Bank Print
Almost 20 million people in the UK are still saving on a regular basis, but the average amount saved has fallen by 18 per cent to £233 from six months previously.
Nedbank's cash sweetener to win new customers
Nedbank ‘pays' customers R750 to open a new bank account
Justmoney.co.za poll: Two out of Five People Cannot Afford to Save
As South Africans ignore savings to rack up huge debts, www.justmoney.co.za offers some savings tips
40,000 checked bank account in UK on Christmas Day
Forget turkey and presents, some people had money on the mind...
Standard Bank: Turning Chinese
Chinese bank ICBC has finalised its purchase of a 20% stake in Standard Bank, resulting in a change of top brass.