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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

By Ina Opperman The latest credit stress report confirms that borrowing money to pay their debts has become a lifeline

Channel Africa talks to Annaline van der Poel about the situation that South Africans are currently faced with, debt.

The cost of living has gone up and South Africans are increasing debt just to survive.

By Ina Opperman South African consumers are borrowing more and more money to survive, but they cannot repay it, creating

By Suthentira Govender South Africans are increasingly turning to credit to survive cost-of-living increases. This is according to Debt Rescue

The latest Eighty20/XDS Credit Stress Report for the fourth quarter of 2022 shows an increasing appetite for credit among South
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What is Debt Review? Debt review is a legal process in South Africa designed to help individuals who are struggling

Annaline van der Poel speaks to SAfm about the benefits of debt counselling.

By Dhivana Rajgopaul Rising inflation rates and stagnant incomes have created a situation where more consumers have turned to credit

There is good news after Statistics SA announced that the official unemployment rate declined further to 32.7% in the fourth