
How to Prioritise Your Debts: Which to Pay First and Why
Are you staring at a stack of bills wondering which one to tackle first? Take a breath, you don’t need a finance degree to fix
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Are you staring at a stack of bills wondering which one to tackle first? Take a breath, you don’t need a finance degree to fix

Annaline van der Poel, Chief Partnership Officer at Debt Rescue, discusses the decline in business liquidations in South Africa, attributing

Struggling with debt? You’re doing the right thing in reaching out for help. But just make sure that the company
The MPC opted to keep borrowing costs unchanged, a move welcomed by debt counselling firm Debt Rescue. However, the organisation cautioned
The 2025 Debt Rescue Consumer Savings Survey found that only 18% of South Africans save more than 10% of their

Annaline van der Poel, Chief Partnership Officer at Debt Rescue, is discussing a consumer survey showing nearly half of respondents
Don’t be afraid to ask for help. Speak to the bank before you start missing payments because many are willing

In this interview, Annaline van der Poel from Debt Rescue South Africa highlights the growing financial pressure on households caused
When South Africans look back at the financial landscape of the late 2000s, one milestone stands out above the rest:

In this interview, Annaline van der Poel, Chief Partnership Officer at Debt Rescue, explores the financial challenges South Africans are

This clip highlights the findings of a Debt Rescue survey, which revealed that many South Africans were left in a
Margin for error A study by Debt Rescue last month showed nearly half of consumers would experience severe financial pressure

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