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Stay informed with the latest news and expert opinions from South Africa’s leading news agencies. Debt Rescue’s CEO Neil Roets and Debt Rescue’s COO, Annaline van der Poel, shares economic insights, explains how debt review can help over-indebted consumers, and valuable financial advice. From expert interviews to breaking news, this page brings you honest discussions about money, debt counselling, and actionable tips to help you take control of your debt.

Metro Tell

Consequences of Gordhan being charged

Legal action against Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan may lead to disastrous consequences for South Africa, said Debt Rescue CEO Neil Roets. Legal action against Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan may lead to disastrous consequences for South Africa, said Debt Rescue CEO Neil Roets. Downgrades by all three ratings agencies before the end of 2016 and a

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Metro Tell

Impact of legal action against Gordhan

The decision to drag Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to court will have directly impact on the poorest of the poor and on the millions of deeply indebted South Africans consumers‚ according to Neil Roets‚ CEO of debt management company Debt Rescue. He said the fact that the government had decided to go ahead with legal

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My Office

SA consumers under the cosh

From today, consumers will pay more for fuel and should brace themselves for further increases including meat prices by the end of the year, say experts. The price of petrol will increase by 44 cents a litre and diesel by 22 cents. Gwarega Mangozhe, chief executive at the Consumer Goods Council of SA, says the

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Daily News

Double blow to pockets Petrol, food price hikes to hit hard

FROM midnight, consum­ers will pay more for fuel and should brace themselves for further increases including meat prices by the end of the year, say experts. The price of petrol will in­crease by 44 cents a litre and diesel by 22 cents. Gwarega Mangozhe, chief executive at the Consumer Goods Council of SA, said the

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Fuel price hike tonight to have ripple effect

FROM MIDNIGHT tonight, con­sumers will pay more for fuel and should brace themselves for fur­ther increases, including in meat prices, by the end of the year, experts say. The price of petrol will increase by 44 cents a litre and diesel by 22 cents. Gwarega Mangozhe, the chief executive of the Consumer Goods Council of

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Fuel Cost Trigger Other Price Hikes

FROM midnight tonight, con­sumers will pay more for fuel and should brace themselves for further increases including that of meat prices by year-end, say experts. The price of petrol will increase by 44c a litre and diesel by 22c. Gwarega Mangozhe, chief execu­tive at the Consumer Goods Council of SA, said the higher price of

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Banker SA

Trade Conferences International

Debt Collection Conference 2016 5 & 6 October 2016, Indaba Hotel, Fourways, Johannesburg The debt collection sector has changed considerably over the last two years. Trade Conferences International (TCI) brings you the Debt Collection Conference 2016, which aims to equip attendees with the correct knowledge and updated debt collection strategies. Ground-breaking presentations about collections, customer

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Gordhan spat raises fuel price

Durban – The increase in the price of crude oil and the knock the rand took after the spat involving Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is responsible for the petrol price increase next week. According to Neil Roets, head of Debt Rescue, one of the largest debt management companies in South Africa, the 44 cents a

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Here is the official petrol price for October 2016

The department of energy has announced that the petrol price will increase by 44 cents in October. The retail price of petrol (93 octane) will increase by 44 cents per litre and that of 95 octane by 43c per litre. The wholesale price of diesel (0.05% sulphur and 0.005% sulphur) will increase by 23c per

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Vehicle.Pro

Fuel price going up

The price of petrol has increased by 28 paise per litre while the price of diesel has gone down 6 paise per litre in Delhi effective from midnight. Petrol will now cost Rs 64.58 a litre in the national capital, with the same amount of diesel costing Rs 52.51. The department said the rand had

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