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With major price increases for food and other essential commodities on the cards as well as a continued sluggish growth rate predicted for the new year‚ South Africans could be in for a rough ride. Neil Roets‚ chief executive of Debt Rescue‚ one of the largest debt-counselling companies in South Africa‚ said: “It seems sad
Cape Town – Consumers are in for a rough ride in 2018 and are warned to tighten their belts even further. Neil Roets, chief executive of Debt Rescue, said many South Africans who barely made ends meet during the year have plunged themselves ever deeper into debt over the holiday season. “With major price increases
With major price increases for food and other essential commodities on the cards as well as a continued sluggish growth rate predicted for the new year‚ South Africans could be in for a rough ride in 2018. Neil Roets‚ CEO of Debt Rescue‚ one of the largest debt counselling companies in South Africa‚ said: “It
Cape Town – Consumers are in for a very rough ride in 2017, Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue, cautioned on Friday. He warned that 2017 was going to be a tough year and consumers who had difficulty making ends meet in 2016 were going to find it much harder in the New Year. He
Deeply indebted consumers should think long and hard before plunging them selves even deeper into debt by splurging on luxury goods on Black Friday. Neil Roets, CEO ofoneofSouthAfrica’slargest debt counselling companies, Debt Rescue, said often deals offered by major retailers seemed so good that consumers threw caution to the wind and blew their entire Christmas
– Deeply indebted consumers should think long and hard before plunging themselv es even deeper into debt by splurging on luxury goodson Black Friday. Often deals offered by major retailers seem so good that consumers throw caution to the wind and blow their entire Christmas budget on expensiv e items such as high-end TVs and
Consumers are in for yet another price shock when the price of fuel is expected to skyrocket in December. Independent economist Dawie Roodt said that thanks to the plummeting rand and rapidly increasing crude oil prices, South Africans can expect to pay as much as 70 cents a litre more for petrol in December while
Durban – With Black Friday a few days away, people are preparing to shop until they drop. However, financial experts are urging shoppers to be cautious and make purchases that are within their budget. The more-than-60-year-old American shopping phenome- non has taken off in South Africa in the past four years and has become an
Durban – There will be little to cheer about this December for motorists as yet another fuel price increase has been predicted. Economist, Dawie Roodt said with the plummeting rand and increasing crude oil prices, South Africans can expect to pay at least 70 cents per litre for petrol and 60 cents per litre for
Deeply indebted consumers should think long and hard before plunging themselves even deeper into debt by splurging on luxury goods on Black Friday. With Black Friday and the silly season upon us, finance experts are warning consumers to steer clear of any spending sprees that could exacerbate their debt situation. It should go without saying,
