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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

South Africa has one of the worst savings rates in the world, according to statistics released by the South African

Overall consumer debt is growing and the fact that ratings agency S&P flagged it as a major risk to the

Durban – Economists have predicted a large drop in fuel prices by July as the international oil price remains depressed.

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South Africa’s economy contracted by 0,7% during the first quarter of the year, Stats SA revealed on Tuesday. It represents

Cape Town – Consumers are fighting a losing battle against the rising cost of living amid a barrage of bleak

Cape Town – While motorists can expect a further drop of 60 cents in the petrol price next month, the country

Motoriste kan in Julie, betyds vir die wintervakansie, ’n skerp daling in petrolpryse verwag danksy die verrassende veerkrag van die

Debt counselling company, Debt Rescue, says it has experienced a substantial increase in financially distressed consumers applying for debt review

DURBAN – Motorists can expect fuel prices to fall sharply in July. This is the result of a resilient rand

NEWSWATCH: The month of July will reportedly see a significant drop in fuel prices with independent economist Dawie Roodt expecting

Cape Town – South African consumers face a debt crisis after the country entered a technical recession in 2017, according