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What 31 Accolades in 13 Years Prove: You Are Partnering with South Africa’s Most Trusted Team Facing overwhelming debt is one of the heaviest burdens

The National Credit Amendment Bill, signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa earlier this week, is not a mechanism to

The impact of poor economic conditions Poor economic conditions are causing consumers to default on payments, such as bond and

Here’s how the government bailouts of SOEs will affect consumers Durban – The bailouts from government to various state-owned enterprises
Rise in Municipality Rates Millions of JHB residence will have to cough up more for the municipality rates. Unfortunately, salaries
Don’t get too excited about the Petrol Price Decrease in July Debt Rescue says while the reduction of the petrol
The cost of living is rising but our wages aren’t. Municipal rates across the country are increasing. These new rates
Fuel price announcement We’re still waiting for the first fuel price announcement under the new administration of Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa.

A number of South Africans are facing a ‘debt spiral’ as they battle with the cost of living in the

Volgens ‘n onlangse peiling van Budget Insurance, sê meer as die helfte (52%) van Suid Afrikaners dat hulle wel vir

Risks consumers could face because of the ANC’s internal war Already cash-strapped consumers could ultimately bear the brunt of the

The future for SA consumers looks bleak A while back, consumers were forced to cut out luxuries from their spending

Petrol price could hit R20 before the end of the year Although the petrol price is ‘only’ expected to rise