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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Switch to Shoprite’s Money Market Account for stress-free SASSA pay outs – free of charge

Switch to Shoprite’s Money Market Account for stress-free SASSA pay outs – free of charge

14 September 2023 by Guest

For a hassle-free experience, SASSA grant beneficiaries can switch their payments to a Shoprite Money Market Account and enjoy the many benefits offered by South Africa’s lowest-cost, fully-fledged, transactional bank account. Switching is free of charge, and there are no obligations to sign up for any additional services. The benefits of a Money Market Account …

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