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Daar is ongelukkig baie onder- nemings wat sakeredding ondergaan of nodig het. Vol- gens Standard Bank sal 70% van nuwe ondernemings misluk. Die helfte daarvan sal in die eerste drie jaar van die onderneming se bestaan gebeur. Terwyl ‘n aantal faktore tot ‘n onder¬neming se ondergang kan bydra, is die slegste ding wat ‘n sake-eienaar
Unfortunately, there are many businesses today which are undergoing, or are in need of, business rescue. According to Standard Bank, “70% of new businesses will fail. Fifty percent of these will be in the first three years”. While a number of factors can be attributed to a business’s downfall, the worst thing a business owner
This follows a report released by Trans Union this week which shows that millions of South Africans are increasingly struggling with debt. Debt Rescue’s Aneline van der Poel says over half of the current credit active population are considered to be in arrears with their accounts or over-indebted. de Poel says this is higher in
There is a sigh of relief among motorists as the price of petrol drops by 45 cents a litre with effect from Wednesday. Diesel is down by 60 cents a litre, while illuminating paraffin by 55 cents. The Energy Department says the rand has been strengthening while international oil prices have dropped substantially this month.
The good news shortly before Christmas is that from Wednesday this week (5 Nov), consumers pay 45c less for petrol per litre and between 60c and 61c less for diesel, bringing deeply indebted consumers some relief, but Debt Rescue chief executive officer Neil Roets warns against running up debt. “What we hope for is that
THE 45 cents per litre drop in petrol price tomorrow should bring some relief for deeply indebted South Afri-cans. “The 60 cents a litre reduction in the diesel price is more significant as most goods are delivered by road transport and if retailers play fair, this could result in slightly lower food pri¬ces,” Neil Roets,
CONSUMER debt will remain high despite the upcoming drop in fuel prices, a debt counsellor said yesterday. “The drop in the retail price of petrol of 45 cents a litre on Wednesday will bring welcome relief to deeply indebted South Africans, but the overall indebtedness of consumers remains a problem,” Debt Rescue chief executive Neil
MOTORISTE kan van more Neil Roets, CEO van Debt om skielik meer skuld te af weer asem skep met die Rescue Neil Roets, het vroeer maak nie. prys van petrol en diesel wat gese hy hoop die verlaging Die hoofekonoom van die verlaag word. van die brandstofprys kan ook Efficient Group, Dawie Roodt, Vir 95-
