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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

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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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