Stay informed with the latest news and expert opinions from South Africa’s leading news agencies. Debt Rescue’s CEO Neil Roets and Debt Rescue’s COO, Annaline van der Poel, shares economic insights, explains how debt review can help over-indebted consumers, and valuable financial advice. From expert interviews to breaking news, this page brings you honest discussions about money, debt counselling, and actionable tips to help you take control of your debt.
Annaline van der Poel explains what debt review is and how it can help overindebted consumers pay off their debt in an affordable manner. Benefits such as: legal protection budget restructuring affording living expenses reduced monthly debt repayments are all explained in this insightful interview. Watch the full interview below:
Financial experts are calling on South Africans to ensure they budget their finances carefully amid the coronavirus pandemic. This as the festive season draws to a close and thousands of people resume work activities. Neil Roets, the founder and CEO of Debt Rescue says people should familiarize themselves with the National Credit Act (NCA). “We
In this Ronel Talks Money interview we discuss debt review / counselling. Why do people end up having too much debt? When should you seek help when you have too much debt? What would a debt review process entail and what are the costs involved? I talk to Neil Roets, the CEO and founder of
More and more consumers are struggling after the financial difficulties Covid-19 has imposed on the South African economy. Yilungelo Lakho interviews Neil Roets and finds out more about how the debt review process works. Neil explains how debt review can help consumers pay back their debts in an affordable way without the risk of having
“Half of all credit-active consumers were over-indebted before lockdown with at least 3 payments in arrears on one of their accounts”, says Neil Roets. Neil cautions consumers to consider pitfalls of payment holidays offered by SA banks.
The significant reduction in petrol price of R1.74, as well as the reduction in diesel price R1.66, will make a huge difference in the life of consumers, however, the relief will only be temporary. The lockdown was handled very well by South Africa’s government and it was very much needed but we have reached a
Die ekomonie staan tans stil, wat ‘n negatiewe impak op elke huishouding het. Talle sukkel om hul skuld te betaal en reeds 2 uit 5 mense het aansoek gedoen vir verligting vanaf krediteure. Neil Roets vanaf Debt Rescue waarsku verbruikers om steeds hulle skuld te betaal as hulle kan, en nie verdere lenings aan te
The coronavirus pandemic outbreak, which has claimed thousands of lives globally, has introduced us to new ways of doing things, some uncomfortable but necessary to curb its spread and save lives. However, there are also some “positive habits” that might be helpful to normalise and embrace past the lockdowns and pandemic. Below are a few
