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Debt Rescue’s Chief Legal Officer, Annaline van der Poel, spoke about the rights of employees and job seekers who are under debt review. She explained that while some positions legally require financial checks under “fit and proper” criteria, most employees are protected from unfair discrimination under South Africa’s Labour Relations and Employment Equity Acts. Van
Annaline van der Poel, Debt Rescue COO, says the South African Reserve Bank’s decision to keep the repo rate at 7% was expected but still a blow for households struggling with debt, as small rate cuts in May and July offered little relief, and consumers will continue facing heavy financial pressure despite slightly eased inflation.
Annaline van der Poel, Debt Rescue’s Chief Operating Officer, says the Reserve Bank’s decision to keep the repo rate at seven percent offers no relief for debt-ridden households under immense strain, as essential costs remain painfully high. Still feeling the pressure despite rate cuts? Debt Review can help you regain control and reduce monthly repayments.
Debt Rescue says the Reserve Bank’s decision to keep the repo rate at 7% is a heavy blow for already debt-ridden consumers. While not unexpected, the move means there will be no immediate relief for households under immense financial strain. Debt Rescue’s Chief Operating Officer, Annaline van der Poel, says that even though inflation has
Debt Rescue says the Reserve Bank’s decision to keep the repo rate at 7% is a heavy blow for already debt-ridden consumers. While not unexpected, the move means there will be no immediate relief for households under immense financial strain. Debt Rescue’s Chief Operating Officer, Annaline van der Poel, says that even though inflation has
Debt Rescue COO Annaline van der Poel reacts to the retraction of Minister Parks’ proposals around the National Credit Act, which would have impacted students. Listen to the Original Broadcast Here.
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In a recent interview on Cape Talk FM, Annaline van der Poel, Chief Legal Officer at Debt Rescue, addressed the growing financial strain facing South African consumers. With millions relying on credit to make ends meet, van der Poel warned about the dangers of high-cost debt and emphasised the urgent need for financial awareness. She
Speaking to Radio Islam, Annaline van der Poel, Chief Legal Officer at Debt Rescue, warned that the newly imposed 30% tariffs on South African exports to the US could have serious economic consequences. Sectors such as agriculture, mining, and manufacturing may suffer the most, leading to potential job losses and further financial pressure on households.
A recent Debt Rescue survey has uncovered a growing crisis among South Africa’s credit-active consumers, with 41% admitting to defaulting on their credit card payments in the past year. There’s also been a sharp rise in home loan arrears, with late payments up by more than 21%. According to Debt Rescue spokesperson Annaline van der
