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Make money by offering student accommodation
If you have a spare room that can house a bed and a desk then you could potentially offer a student accommodation and make money out if it too. A number of universities have appealed to residents to offer up some space to students if they are ab...
Domestic workers - what are their rights?
With Human Rights Day a week away, Justmoney delves into the rights of domestic workers and the laws surrounding their employment.
Cape Town City council respond to the water crisis
With only 105 days left of water, the dam levels at 20% and the City of Cape Town being declared a disaster area, the City’s residents are up in arms. But what exactly is the City’s plan?
Travel for less with kulula.com
Award winning airline kulula.com announced their new partnership with the global travel awards currency, Avios. Under this partnership, travellers will now be able to fly for less.
Pet insurance vs. medical aid: What’s the difference?
Pet insurance is often advertised as the animal alternative to medical aid. With the cost of not only human medical treatment increasing, but veterinary treatment for your pets as well, having insurance to help cover these costs is becoming incr...
Why medical schemes don’t exist to make a profit
Many medical aid members often complain that their medical scheme is making money off of them. But can your medical scheme really profit off of you? The simple answer is no. A medical scheme is a ‘not for profit’ entity that perfor...
Get the right medical cover for you needs
South Africa’s volatile economic climate, along with increasing household expenses, often leads to consumers prioritising their budgets for more immediate expenses. Coupled with rising medical costs, this creates a formidable challenge wh...
5 Ways in which the Nokia 3310 could save you money
The Nokia 3310 is back and there are claims that it’s going to be better than ever. The iconic, indestructible phone has been redesigned 17 years later and has captured hearts and minds.
Can SASSA afford to pay out social grants?
The holding company of CPS, Net1 UEPS has apparently indicated that it will seek to increase the value of the contract. The issue of affordability arises here, as SASSA has limited funds to facilitate the payment of grants.
Cape Town: A drought disaster area
After weeks of fake reports doing the rounds and months of water restrictions the City of Cape Town has come out saying there are roughly 113 days of water left.
Taking a look at Fuel efficient cars in 2017
We take a look at a few of the fuel efficient vehicles available and what they cost.
SANRAL’s stealth tariff increase
The South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) increased toll tariffs effective from Friday 3 March. According to the Automobile Association of South Africa (AA), only some SANRAL users received notification of the increases via e-mail...