r/southafrica • u/WorldInWonder • 1d ago

Picture Capitec must be doing something right.

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Three sets of queues for banking and people seem prepared to wait.

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Only one queue was for the ATM and it was the shortest.

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u/Mediocre_Top_5010 1d ago

I all seriousness though, is switching to Capitec worth it? I have been with FNB my entire life and getting real tired. I want to switch banks, but not sure which one.

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u/Celestryia KwaZulu-Natal 21h ago

Yea it’s like R7.5 a month fees.. so worth a shot regardless

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u/Grrrisly 21h ago

Not to mention how low majority of their other charges are, I've told so many people how hassle free and cheap Capitec is yet some people don't wanna switch because "it's too good to be true" ????

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u/xsv_compulsive Landed Gentry 20h ago

That's 50 cents per month less than Nedbank. The smart money banks with Capitec

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u/WatercressVivid3709 6h ago

I genuinely sometimes earn more or roughly the same in interest as my monthly banking fee.