Debt Rescue chief executive Neil Roets has previously warned that fuelincreases can force financially stretched households to cut back ongroceries,
Debt Rescue chief executive Neil Roets has previously warned that SouthAfrican households are facing a cumulative affordability crisis, with food,fuel, electricity,
Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue, said the latest increase comes after petrolprices climbed sharply from around R20 a liter
Debt Rescue CEO Neil Roets discusses how rising fuel prices, driven bygeopolitical tensions, increase pressure on South African households andthe
Annaline van der Poel provides commentary on the impact of rising fuelprices on South African motorists and consumers. She discusses
In this news clip, Debt Rescue CEO Neil Roets explains that shoppers arecomparing prices more carefully and questioning whether well-knownbrands
Debt Rescue DEO Neil Roets said the cumulative impact of higher interestrates and rising living costs was particularly concerning for
Debt Rescue CEO Neil Roets said the latest increase was another significantblow for households already under severe financial pressure. “We
Debt Rescue’s Annaline van der Poel discusses how rising fuel prices andinflation are stretching household budgets, leaving families little time
In this news clip, Annaline van der Poel explains that rapid fuel priceincreases have left families with little time to
In this news clip, a Debt Rescue spokesperson raises concerns about rapidfuel price increases putting household budgets under pressure. As
According to Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue, 95 unleaded petrol has risenfrom around R20 a liter in March to
