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Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue and a consumer debt specialist, said thespeed of the increases was making it increasingly difficult for householdsto adjust their
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Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue and a consumer debt specialist, said thespeed of the increases was making it increasingly difficult for householdsto adjust their

KICK IN: Hikes in fuel price, levies and tolls Debt Rescue is gearing up for one of the busiest periods

More belt-tightening for consumers Already cash-strapped consumers will have to dig deeper into their pockets as petrol, diesel and illuminating

South African consumers, already up to their necks in debt, are in for another shock over the next few months.

With Eskom more that R420-million in debt and municipalities owing a further R27-billion to the effectively bankrupt state-owned enterprise, deeply

Here’re the challenges faced by deeply indebted consumers With Eskom more than R420-million in debt and municipalities owing a further

Prescribed debt Debt expert Neil Roets answers questions about prescribed debt posted on Fin24. Read the question and answer below.
Are South Africans earning enough to keep up with the cost of living? Neil Roets explains.
Neil Roets uitvoerende hoof van debt rescue praat oor skull en hoe jy die better kan bestuur in 2019.
Neil Roets explains more than half of credit-active consumers are over-indebted.

Hanlie Stadler – Selfs al daal die petrolprys vandag met ’n stewige R1,23 per liter (en diesel met R1,55), gaan

Suid-Afrika het meer as 25 miljoen krediet-aktiewe verbruikers en die totale aantal uitstaande skuld van verbruikers is ongeveer R1,8 miljard.