Debt Rescue says the government should help consumers learn how to spend their money wisely. JOHANNESBURG – Debt Rescue has
CEO Neil Roets says 2016 has been a hard year for most consumers, but 2017 will more than likely see
HUMOUR, hard work and toughness are the traits of South Africans in hard times. They helped us through 2016. Water
JOHANNESBURG – The Energy Department says if the rand strengthens, motorists could get fuel price relief in February next year.
With the January fuel price expected to top 51 cents a litre and diesel more than 40 cents a litre,
“They get into debt during this season because they don’t budget. They feel obliged to spend money on presents and
Holiday season tempting for consumers to spend more money than budgeted for AS THE festive fever gets into full swing,
While a petrol price cut and ‘safe’ verdict from ratings agencies is cause for celebration this festive season, consumers have
With shopping malls expected to be filled to the brim this December, many people are about to splurge on Christmas
Roets also urged consumers to rather save their Christmas bonus and use it to pay school fees and other accounts.
While the new developments apply to consumers under debt review, PDAs might be out of business due to the disruption
