Neil Roets, the founder and CEO of Debt Rescue, said that while the rate cuts were welcome. many consumers are
Written By: Ashley Lechman AS THE festive season approaches, South Africans are grappling with an ever-in-creasing strain on their finances,
For consumers facing weak job creation, rising inflation, escalating food and electricity prices and no real respite in the cost
Written By: Tamasha Khanyi “For households already grappling with high food prices, steep electricity tariffs and unrelenting interest rates, even the smallest
If you’re struggling with debt, chances are you’ve heard of debt review (also called debt counselling). But you’ve probably also
Written By: Ashley Lechman SOUTH African consumers are feeling the pinch as food prices eased only slightly in September, while
South Africans hoping for a drop in their loan repayments will have to wait a little longer. The South African
Annaline van der Poel, Debt Rescue COO, says the South African Reserve Bank’s decision to keep the repo rate at
Annaline van der Poel, Debt Rescue’s Chief Operating Officer, says the Reserve Bank’s decision to keep the repo rate at
Annaline van der Poel from Debt Rescue believes the decision not to cut interest rates is a heavy blow to
Debt Rescue says the Reserve Bank’s decision to keep the repo rate at 7% is a heavy blow for already
Debt Rescue says the Reserve Bank’s decision to keep the repo rate at 7% is a heavy blow for already
