From July to September customers will receive an extra R2 per litre back in eBucks
In mitigation to the new fuel price increase FNB says its customers will get more rewards when filling up. Picture: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg
From July 1 until September 30, FNB will give qualifying retail and commercial customers an additional R2 per litre back in eBucks for fuel purchases made at Engen. This benefit is available to customers irrespective of their reward level and is in addition to what they would have ordinarily earned. With over 500,000 additional customers set to be eligible to earn eBucks as of July 1, nearly 3.4-million FNB retail and commercial customers will automatically have access to the additional benefit.
FNB Retail CEO Raj Makanjee says: “Fuel is one of our customers' largest expenses, and while eBucks has been helping customers to mitigate the cost for years, the recent fuel price increases are unprecedented. As a result, we encourage our customers to maximise this limited benefit to reduce the effect of fuel on their budgets.
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