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Struggling to meet monthly debt repayments can be stressful. Between the constant calls from creditors and the anxiety of trying to make ends meet, it
Cape Town – While South Africans will be counting down the hours to celebrate the New Year, many will also
Cape Town – The petrol increase is the final nail in the coffin for consumers following the activation of e-tolls
Johannesburg – It is very important for banks, and especially banks who operated in the unsecured lending space, to educate
JOHANNESBURG – Economists say South African households are still battling and the drop in the petrol price will bring little
Cape Town – Four key reports have found that South Africa’s consumers are in for a rough ride, which is
Four key reports have found that South Africa’s consumers are in for a rough ride which is going to translate

Consumer impaired records not improving on the back of rising living costs and debt THE National Credit Regulator (NCR) is
JOHANNESBURG – Analysts have expressed caution at the consequences of the imminent implementation of e-tolling would have on South Africans.
JOHANNESBURG – Concerns have been raised that the imminent implementation of e-tolling could see a spike in the number of
The implementation of e-tolling will have a greater than expected effect on deeply indebted consumers – and is going to
The imminent implementation of e-tolling is going to have a greater than expected effect on deeply indebted consumers and is
Johannesburg – More than a million South Africans whose names are listed by credit bureaux, but have settled their debt