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Whether currencies will stabilise remains to be seen but SA’s motor vehicle exports may be in the firing line DONALD Trump’s presidential victory surprised markets around the world, which saw huge sell-offs and weakening currencies. Emerging markets were not spared, with the rand tumbling 4% to R13.83 at one point yesterday and the JSE’s financial
As Trump supporters celebrated his victory yesterday, the rest of the world reacted with shock Maritzburgers say U.S. have voted themselves more racial tension, inequality LOCALS have voiced their shock and disappointment after hearing the news that Donald Trump is the United States’ president elect. Many have said their dismay was attributed to the comments
Cape Town – The surprise victory by Donald Trump in the US presidential race could have negative consequences for indebted SA consumers. Trump’s uncertain policy stance will upset the establishment in Washington to the point that nobody knows exactly which direction he will follow, said Debt Rescue CEO Neil Roets in a statement on Wednesday.
The surprise victory by Donald Trump in the US presidential race may have some very negative consequences for deeply indebted South African consumers. This is according to Debt Rescue CEO, Neil Roets, who said that with very little in the line of actual policies that he will follow out in the open, it is likely
Kubukeka intsha isingene yagamanxa ezikweletini kulesi sikhathi sanamuhla. UTrevor Crighton uyasiphenyela Ukwazile ukuphumelela waze wafika enyuvesi, manje usuyasebenza, usubhekene nesilingo sokuba udle ¡mali yakho ngemizamo yokuba uzenze ubukeke kahle, ubonakale nabangani bakho emakilabhini aphambili nokuba uhambe ngemoto okade wawuyifisa. Kungakhoke abantu abaningi abasha bakuleli sebezithola bengene bagamanxa ezikweletini, nakuba sebehola amaholo aphezulu. Abe-Old Mutual Savings
Ulutsha IwaseMzantsi Afrika luntyumpantyumpeka L ematyaleni kakhulu kunakuqala; kodwa lusaqhuba nokuphila duru. UTrevor Crighton uyanan Ude wagqiba eyunivesithi, wafumana umsebenzi; kwaye ngoku urhola umrholo wesiqhelo. Isilingo sokuchitha imali siyakugubungela, nawe uyafuna ukubonwa kwiindawo zojuxuzo ezaziwayo nokuqhuba ¡moto yale mihla. Yiloo nto kanye ebangela ukuba abantu abaninzi babe sematyaleni eMzantsi, nditsho nokuba barhola kakuhle. I-Old Mutual
Batjha baAfrika Borwa ba dikolotong ho fetapele; empa ba sa ntse ba tswelapele ka bophelo ba maemo. Ka Trevor Crighto Ose o qetile yunivesithing mme o thotse mosebetsi; mme ha ¡wale o na le mokgolo o tsitsitseng. O lekeha hore o sebedise tjhelete bakeng sa tjhebeho, o bonahale o le motho ya pele le ho
The South African youth is more in debt than ever before; yet they continue to live large. By Trevor Crighto You made it through university, you’ve got a job; and now you’re getting a regular salary. The temptation to spend your money on looking good, being seen at the coolest clubs and driving the latest
THE LATEST fuel hike will have a big impact on over-indebted consumers who are advised to budget, plan trips and use public transport if possible to save, say experts. Motorists will pay 45c a litre more for petrol and 63c more for diesel from midnight tonight. Avhapfani Tshifularo, executive director of the SA Petroleum Industry
THE LATEST fuelprice hikes will have a big impact on over- indebted consumers, who are advised to budget, plan trips and use public transport if possible, say experts. After a smaller fuelprice increase last month, motorists will pay 45c a litre more for petrol and 63c more for diesel from midnight tonight. Avhapfani Tshifularo, the
