South African consumers face a double financial blow over the December holiday period as steep petrol price increases and growing
By Se-Anne Rall Durban – It seems people shoving each other to get their hands on Black Friday specials is now
by Martin Hesse While the worst of the pandemic appears to be behind us and the economy has, in GDP
Neil Roets gives advice to South Africans that are in debt.
– Black Friday falls on 26 November this year and is traditionally a day on which many retailers offer highly
Neil Roets, hoof uitvoerende beampte van Debt Rescue, verduidelik waarom die woord “krisis” die energiesituasie in Suid-Afrika op die oomblik
As cash-strapped South Africans faced a humongous fuel price hike this week, with motorists now paying R1.21 more per litre
South Africans are from today paying R1.21 more per litre of petrol, and R1.48 more per litre of diesel –
More South Africans are being indebted and the fuel hike is not helping them!
Debt Rescue CEO, Neil Roets, has warned that South Africans simply cannot afford to pay more for fuel while their
Food prices in South Africa are climbing – and households should expect that trend to continue for the rest of
