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Struggling to meet monthly debt repayments can be stressful. Between the constant calls from creditors and the anxiety of trying to make ends meet, it
Cape Town – Consumers are in for a very rough ride in 2017, Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue, cautioned
Chief economist at Old Mutual, Rian le Roux, has warned that a tight budget in February next year will take
Debt Rescue CEO, Neil Roets, says once people are paid in early December this gives them a false sense of

The fact of the matter is that many people in South Africa are drowning in debt. This is because credit

Deeply indebted consumers should think long and hard before plunging them selves even deeper into debt by splurging on luxury

– Deeply indebted consumers should think long and hard before plunging themselv es even deeper into debt by splurging on

Consumers are in for yet another price shock when the price of fuel is expected to skyrocket in December. Independent

Durban – With Black Friday a few days away, people are preparing to shop until they drop. However, financial experts

Durban – There will be little to cheer about this December for motorists as yet another fuel price increase has

Deeply indebted consumers should think long and hard before plunging themselves even deeper into debt by splurging on luxury goods

Cape Town – If there is one economic nuisance consumers would rather not hear, it is that of ever skyrocketing
MORE than 10 million people in Mzansi struggle with debt, more so our women. Debt Rescue’s internal statistics show that