Reserve Bank warned it might drive unemployment after hiking rates
Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue, said rising interest rates will also hurtbusinesses, which can lead to job losses. “We can expect a serious disruption
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Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue, said rising interest rates will also hurtbusinesses, which can lead to job losses. “We can expect a serious disruption

While Minister of Social Development Lindiwe Zulu’s proposals to overhaul the country’s social security system shows willingness from government to
The CEO of Debt Rescue Neil Roets talks about the Pension Fund green paper draft that was released earlier this

KAYA FM interviewed Neil Roets who is the CEO of Debt Rescue on debt and retirement. Everyone needs to be

The fuel price has a considerable knock-on effect on the cost of living as so much depends on fuel, not

Thanks to ever-increasing costs in South Africa, there has been a dramatic surge in clients on the verge of bankruptcy
Economist and CEO of Debt Rescue Neil Roets talks to Islam Radio about the prices going up throughout South Africa.

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Between April and June last year, 1.6 million South Africans applied for mortgage payment holidays from their banks. While this

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Extraordinary increases could be the final straw for many MANY Durban residents cracking under immense financial pressure because of salary

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