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Chief economist at Old Mutual, Rian le Roux, has warned that a tight budget in February next year will take money out of consumers pockets. Le Roux said interest rates may be down next year but not by much. Local politics, like a Nenegate, will impact the rand negatively. A similar incident will weaken the
Debt Rescue CEO, Neil Roets, says once people are paid in early December this gives them a false sense of well being and overspending occurs. “Salaries are paid in early December and people forget that their next pay cheque only comes at the end of January when they have expenses that need to be paid
Meer as 18 000 skuldbevele vir altesaam R283 miljoen is in Februarie vanjaar uitgereik. Statistieke Suid-Afrika sê die getal bevele is 7% laer as in die ooreenstemmende tydperk verlede jaar. ‘n Woordvoerder van die maatskappy, Debt Rescue, Neil Roets, sê die huidige ekonomiese onsekerheid, en ‘n moontlike verhoging van 50 sent in die brandstofprys beteken
Consumers are going to be squeezed even tighter next month with another hike expected in the price of fuel. Neil Roets, CEO of debt counselling firm Debt Rescue, says petrol is expected to increase by 42 cents, while diesel is expected to be 39 cents a litre more expensive. ALSO READ: Fuel price to drop
