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In an article published on Business Live, Johnson says that ideally Nedbank is aiming to open more Nedbank Savvy accounts for people in middle-income brackets and attract low income earners to the Ke Yona offering.
The Ke Yona account allows clients to open a pay-as-you-transact account for just R5 and provides them with immediate funeral cover worth R2 000.
Read the full article on www.businesslive.co.za.