Fed rate decision could put pressure on rand and South Africanhouseholds
What it could mean for households Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue said thatthe Fed’s decision this week matters well beyond the US. “I believe
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What it could mean for households Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue said thatthe Fed’s decision this week matters well beyond the US. “I believe
Debt Rescue says it is witnessing a growing number of consumers relying on credit — including costly short-term loans —

Debt Rescue states South Africans are entering 2026 under immense financial pressure, describing the situation as unsustainable.

Annaline van der Poel provides expert analysis on the Reserve Bank’s decision to keep interest rates steady, discussing the economic
The South African Reserve Bank will announce its first decision of the year on interest rates on Thursday afternoon. It
The South African Reserve Bank will announce its first decision of the year on interest rates on Thursday afternoon. It

Annaline van der Poel from Debt Rescue discussing a survey finding that high living costs and festive season spending have

South Africans are financially worse off in January, struggling with higher living costs and debt. It specifically mentions the term

This clip features a report on a survey by the company Debt Rescue. It details how high living costs and

Annaline van der Poel from Debt Rescue discussing a survey finding that high living costs and festive season spending have
If there is one thing that South Africans from all walks of life agree on, it is that the cost

Debt Rescue found that nearly sixty percent of South Africans feel financially worse off in January after festive season spending,
Consumers were warned about spending too much over December and many listened, but most are still worse off after the