Annaline van der Poel from Debt Rescue discussing a survey finding that high living costs and festive season spending have
If there is one thing that South Africans from all walks of life agree on, it is that the cost
Debt Rescue found that nearly sixty percent of South Africans feel financially worse off in January after festive season spending,
Consumers were warned about spending too much over December and many listened, but most are still worse off after the
Debt Rescue South Africa, states that people are dealing with significant emotional and financial challenges. The discussion then transitions to
Debt Rescue found that January is an extremely stressful month financially for people in South Africa. The survey shows that
The start of the year has become synonymous with financial strain for many South Africans as they deal with the
Experts mostly expect interest rates to remain unchanged next week. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is expected to meet next
A practical guide to debt counselling, debt review and building financial stability for the rest of the year. January often
Neil Roets, the CEO of Debt Rescue, said that they believe that, while a further interest rate cut remains possible, the balance
Next Thursday, the South African Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will gather for its first interest rate decision of
Experts mostly expect interest rates to remain unchanged next week. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is expected to meet next
