The levies due exceed my debit order limit

The levies due exceed my debit order limit

When the current debit order limit set by the registered owner of the unit/bank account holder is not sufficient to cover the outstanding amount on your levy account, you will be notified by email by an ANGOR representative.

You have the option to increase the limit or alternatively, you can make a manual payment to cover the outstanding amount into the scheme's bank account using your unique payment number as a reference.

To increase your debit order, please send a clear instruction to Payments@angor.co.za including the name of your scheme and your unit number. 

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