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When one click costs thousands: Your bank account may be your most exposed asset

For most South Africans, digital banking has become second nature. We pay accounts from our phones, shop online, book holidays, transfer money to family and friends and invest through banking apps – all in a matter of seconds. Unfortunately, criminals have become just as comfortable operating in this digital world. Michael Whitehead of Aon South

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GoTyme Bank now gives you more ways to make your money work harder

As South Africans look for smarter ways to grow their savings in a high-cost economy, and with July marking National Savings Month, GoTyme Bank has expanded its Fixed Deposit offering from three term options to five – giving customers more flexibility to lock in strong, guaranteed returns over the period that best suits their goals.

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Protect your entire family with nothing more than your own superhero voice

Picture this scenario: A perpetrator is holding a gun to your head, trying to coerce you to unlock your banking app using facial recognition. In a situation like this, it is almost impossible to open a manual panic button on your phone, let alone remember the manual PIN code for your banking and phone apps.

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Nedbank’s new Premium Banking offering delivers value that matters to all South Africans

As South African households continue to grapple with high inflation, rising interest rates, increasing petrol and food prices, as well as unrelenting electricity hikes, getting as much value as possible from finances and banking has become a priority for most people. Nedbank has responded to this need for value-adding banking with a premium banking experience

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