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Standard Bank is launching a new, R4.95 per month bank account it calls “MyMo”.
Account holders will get 1GB of free data when applying for the account on Standard Bank’s app.
Swipe your card four times in a month, and you’ll get R50 free airtime and 0.5GB of free data.
Withdrawal fees
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Withdrawals at supermarkets: R1.40
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Withdrawals at Standard Bank ATMs: R6.50
- Withdrawals at other banks’ ATMs: R12.00
Other fees
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Debit orders: R3.50
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Electronic payments: R1.20
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Electricity purchases: R1.50
- Payment notifications: R1.00 per month
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