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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
Relief welcomed, but pressure remains Debt Rescue CEO Neil Roets said the July fuel price cut would not rescue South
Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue, highlights that the current economic conditions pose significant strains on consumer behaviour and business

For many businesses, their biggest productivity challenges isn’t related to their systems, processes or technology. Instead, it’s the financial stress
According to a recent Debt Rescue survey: When the Reserve Bank raised the benchmark repo rate to 7% in May,
Last year’s Best of George win was a moment of immense gratitude for the entire Debt Rescue team. We were
Last year’s Best of George win was a moment of immense gratitude for the entire Debt Rescue team. We were
Decline in take-home pay was another indication that South Africa’s economic recovery had lost momentum. It should be seen in
The debt counselling service said 48.5% of respondents did not know how they would cope with higher rates, while 32.2%

Many respondents worry they cannot cope with another rate hike, and nearly half are unsure how they would manage. Two-thirds
A survey conducted by Debt Rescue has revealed that nearly half of its respondents said they would not be able

A Debt Rescue survey reveals that South African consumers are nearing a financial breaking point, with nearly half unable to
Nearly half of South African households can’t afford another interest rate hike, according to a survey conducted by a debt