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Annaline van der Poel, the CEO of Debt Rescue discusses the considerations for employers allowing employees to work from home,

The CEO of Debt Rescue discusses the impact of rising fuel prices and the calls for work-from-home arrangements.
It has been a tough start to the month for consumers as the fuel hike was implemented from Wednesday 1
As South Africa grapples with unprecedented fuel price hikes, a critical conversation is emerging within the workplace about the impact

Financial expert Annaline van der Poel warns that the April price hikes in South Africa may force people to rely
With South African motorists taking the hit on the fuel price hike this April, other goods and services will inevitably follow suit.
The South African government has made a significant move to alleviate the financial burden on motorists, announcing a temporary R3 reduction in

Last year, things were looking up for South African consumers as food prices finally moderated. This year, the global economy

Annaline van der Poel discusses the impact of rising interest rates and living costs on over-indebted consumers. She explains what
In the face of escalating financial pressures, many South Africans are preparing for what could be a severe economic downturn.
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) opted to keep the repo rate unchanged at 6.75%, a decision shaped by rising

Debt Rescue’s CEO expressed concern about the immediate impact on consumers due to high interest rates and rising electricity and