At least 85 percent of all South Africans need help either financially, emotionally or both as a result of the
With the cost of living having gone up, coupled with job losses and salary cuts, more and more South Africans
More and more consumers are struggling after the financial difficulties Covid-19 has imposed on the South African economy. Yilungelo Lakho
Payment holidays offered during the April-to-June period 2020 are set to cost South Africans an extra R20.7 billion in debt
Now more than ever, it’s critical to take control of your finances. Accessing your credit profile is one of the
South African employees are taking second jobs and resorting to expensive short-term loans just to make it through the month,
‘Virtually the entire population of this country are in deep trouble and have no idea where or how help is
South Africa’s overall GDP is expected to decline by at least 5.1% and up to 7.9% in 2020 and recover
A growing number of corporate executives and other top earners are applying for assistance with their debt, says Neil Roets,
This webinar was hosted by Debt Rescue and the Mail & Guardian. It featured, from Debt Rescue, Neil Roets, Founder and
A new survey by debt counselling firm Debt Rescue released on Monday found that 85 percent of South Africans needed
Debt Rescue, one of the largest debt counselling companies in the country, says the economic fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic
