Fed rate decision could put pressure on rand and South Africanhouseholds
What it could mean for households Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue said thatthe Fed’s decision this week matters well beyond the US. “I believe
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What it could mean for households Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue said thatthe Fed’s decision this week matters well beyond the US. “I believe
CONSUMERS will have to dig deep to keep afloat after an increase of 25 basis points in the interest rate
A report published earlier this year showed that South Africa ranks as the top country in the world for loans
Johannesburg – As South Africans gear down for the festive season, a debt management company is warning that they risk
THE rand softened against the dollar after the Reserve Bank’s monetary policy committee (MPC) raised the repo rate by 25
The South African Reserve Bank’s (Sarb’s) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has decided to increase the repo rate by 25 basis
Gaan sit dadelik om ’n tafel met jou familielede en vriende en stem in dat julle nie vanjaar Kersgeskenke gaan
The 25 basis point increase in the repo rate announced by the Reserve Bank could push food inflation as high
Finansiele ramp wag as skuld nie in bedwang gehou word Kaapstad. – Gaan sit dadelik om ‘n tafel met jou
Finansiele ramp wag as skuld nie in bedwang gehou word Gaan sit dadelik om ‘n tafel met jou familielede en
The rate hike by the reserve bank will negatively affect consumers over the Christmas period as the knock-on effects hit
As the number of people battling over-indebtedness increases, consumers have been warned to be careful about over-spending during the festive
News that fuel prices were expected to drop later this week might have left South Africans breathing a sigh of