How I Make A Profit Of R1500 Per Month From My Bank!

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If you’ve been watching my videos for a while now, you would know that I absolutely despise wasting money on fees!

And seeing that I recently came to the shocking realization that the total banking fees for my, my wife, and our business’ bank accounts are almost, on average R 900.00 per month, I knew that I needed to drastically address this elephant in the room!

So, I sat down, I deeply analyzed each one of the biggest banks in South Africa, specifically looking at their fee structure and rewards programs, and then put together a strategy to not only wipe out all the banking fees that I used to pay, but also to actually make a profit from my bank!

This strategy will end up saving us at least R 1 500 per month, so in today’s video, I will share with you guys exactly how we plan to do that so that you might also be able to use our strategy for your own benefit.

All right, so without further ado, let’s see how we can milk the banks dry!

YouTube Chapters:

00:00 Introduction
01:07 Which Bank Did We Decide On?
03:27 How The eBucks Rewards Programme From FNB Works?
08:11 How To Properly Milk The Rewards Programme Dry...

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