Fed rate decision could put pressure on rand and South Africanhouseholds
What it could mean for households Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue said thatthe Fed’s decision this week matters well beyond the US. “I believe
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What it could mean for households Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue said thatthe Fed’s decision this week matters well beyond the US. “I believe

The merry-go-round of money is something every South African understands. Whether you’re a high-end earner living in Joburg’s Northern Suburbs

South African motorists and businesses are going to be hit with petrol price increases in March – while fuel tax

Many consumers are under the impression that they won’t be able to rebuild a healthy credit score after the debt

Over-indebted consumers are set to face a tough 2021. With over 2 million jobs lost in 2020, the highest number

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As jy nog nie na 2020 se Covid-19-wipwarit die gordel stywer getrek het nie, is dit nou die tyd om

“Julia smit oor Debt Rescue. Ek is sederit maart 2019 ‘n klient van hulle wat my bekommer,is dat ek verskeie

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Debt review is a debt relief process that helps over-indebted South Africans become debt-free. While some may wonder if debt

The second wave of Covid-19 is likely to undermine the inroads South African consumers have made into reducing their debt.

Debt Rescue CEO Neil Roets says tough economic times being far from over, South Africans must ensure that they don’t