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If you’ve been considering debt counselling in South Africa, you might be wondering what actually happens once you hit submit on an inquiry form.Your initial

Electricity and fuel hikes in South Africa Consumers had every right to feel hard done by the double whammy

How price hikes will impact debt-stressed consumers The price of Eskom electricity that increases by 14% today on top of

Government and Eskom debt is huge, ratings downgrade likely – Debt Rescue. Government corruption and mismanagement are to blame for

Sharp increases for South Africans Consumers will experience sharp increases in municipal services, electricity, diesel and petrol prices. Consumers will

Expect another petrol price hike in April Motorists can expect a big petrol price hike in April, due to rising

FUEL: Price increase to affect the poor most Already cash strapped consumers will have to dig deeper into their pockets
South African consumers will face tough times as petrol, diesel and illuminating paraffin increase by 75c, 93c and 76c respectively.

KICK IN: Hikes in fuel price, levies and tolls Debt Rescue is gearing up for one of the busiest periods

More belt-tightening for consumers Already cash-strapped consumers will have to dig deeper into their pockets as petrol, diesel and illuminating

South African consumers, already up to their necks in debt, are in for another shock over the next few months.

With Eskom more that R420-million in debt and municipalities owing a further R27-billion to the effectively bankrupt state-owned enterprise, deeply