Unisa’s online registration process is quick, simple and accurate. When registering online, you’ll be prompted when information is missing or incorrect, helping you to ensure that you include all the necessary information when submitting your registration form. The steps are as follows Go to the Unisa registration website: http://registration.unisa.ac.za Choose the qualification level and then click … Read more
FirstRand International is a financial services firm in South Africa founded in the year 1998. The South African Reserve Bank licenses it, and its main headquarters is in Johannesburg. It currently has more than 40,000 staff members. The FirstRand group was initially established by merging RMB Holdings and the Anglo American Corporation of South Africa … Read more
Nsfas banking details Nsfas banking details : Ways to Pay NSFAS Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) If you would like to do an EFT each month these are our bank details. Name of Account: NSFAS Branch Code: 210554 Bank: First National Bank Account Number: 500 600 28203 Please use your ID Number (6711165000000) as a reference … Read more
How to repay a nsfas loan How to repay a nsfas loan: Loan repayments are based on the salary that you earn; you start paying them back once your salary is R30,000 or more per year. The repayment rate is reasonable: 3% of the annual salary, increasing to a maximum of 8% when your salary … Read more
Nsfas how to pay back Nsfas how to pay back: Loan repayments are based on the salary that you earn; you start paying them back once your salary is R30,000 or more per year. The repayment rate is reasonable: 3% of the annual salary, increasing to a maximum of 8% when your salary reaches R59,300 … Read more
Find our University’s banking details: Account Name: Rhodes University FNBFEES Account Number: 62145504553 Branch: First National Bank Grahamstown Branch Code: 210717 NB Reference: Please use your student number Banking Details Banking Details
eWallet is the most popular and used mobile banking service in South Africa. In fact, about R26 Billion was sent via FNB eWallet in the 2018 financial year. And sadly, it happens that you’ll sometimes send eWallet payment to a wrong cellphone number. What would you do? Follow these simple steps to reverse your FNB eWallet transaction … Read more
Dial “*120*277#” to access eWallet. If you don’t have airtime, you can dial “*130*277#” without the quotation marks to buy airtime. Follow the directions on your screen to do so Turn your phone into a wallet Once you’ve received an SMS informing you that you have been sent money Dial *120*277# to access the eWallet Set a secret 5-digit PIN … Read more
How to reverse eWallet transfer? How do I reverse FNB eWallet when sent to the wrong recipient? You just noticed that the money has gone to the wrong recipient, and cannot help but panic. Do not worry, as there is an alternative to reversing the transaction. The only way to cancel an already complete transaction … Read more
How does FNB eWallet work? Being a fast mode of transaction, eWallet works by allowing a user to send and receive money through their electronic gadgets. The first step of the transaction is for the user to load money into their accounts. The money is debited from the user’s account into their eWallet accounts in … Read more