As we settle into 2024, the economic impact of rising food prices in South Africa is evident. The reality is that many families are struggling to put nutritious meals on the table without breaking the bank. This dilemma strains many households financially, unavoidably affecting their mental and physical health. This article […]
Prescribed debt is an interesting scenario that people who utilise credit across South Africa should know more about. It’s not common, but if caught off guard, you could be responsible for a debt you don’t need to pay. Read: 10 Warning signs that you have a debt problem What is […]
As South Africa braces itself for the financial challenges of 2024, a range of economic factors indicates potential headwinds. Consequently, individuals and households must understand these challenges to make informed decisions and handle their financial well-being proactively. In this article, we delve into the anticipated economic challenges and offer guidance […]
There are numerous debt review and financial rescue misconceptions that individuals accept over time. Having inaccurate or inadequate information can undermine your capacity to choose the correct debt solution for your money related situation. Below, we take a look at a few misconceptions that have plagued the debt relief industry […]
As South Africa prepares to navigate the economic landscape of 2024, experts are urging residents to pay close attention to the evolving economic landscape by sounding a cautionary note on the anticipated trajectory of interest rates. While investors foresee a potential downward shift in interest rates in the first half […]
Debt is a surprisingly common problem that many South Africans face. While there is good debt, where your overall financial standing will be improved, the more common cases are ‘bad debt’, ultimately costing a person more long-term. Borrowing money can look completely different from one agreement to the next. The […]
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