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July sees another fuel hike for commuters
Commuters are set for another fuel price increase today, unleaded petrol prices are to increase by between eight and 11 cents, and diesel between 41 and 42 cents.
First time home buyers score
First time home buyers are in luck as a Standard bank report has revealed that homes for first time buyers are seemingly cheaper now than a decade ago.
SA most expensive country to send money out of
When it comes to sending money abroad, South Africa is the most expensive country to send money out of.
Spec-Savers store account
If you need a pair of spectacles but don’t have medical aid or can’t afford to purchase them cash, Spec-Savers has a store account where you can pay on credit and get six months interest free.
SA not affected by VW buy back deal
SA Volkswagen drivers will not be affected by the deal the company has struck in the United States following the diesel emissions scandal.
Consumers owe R1.66 trillion- NCR
South African consumers are reportedly more than a trillion rand in debt, according to the latest consumer credit reports by the NCR.
Review of WRewards and Woolworths App
Through the Woolworths App, which links to your WRewards card from clothing and food retailer Woolworths, you can access an array of information on your shopping behaviour.
Who will be the new Public Protector?
The names of the candidates have been released and all eyes will now be on the ad hoc committee that has been established to manage the interview process and appoint a new Public Protector.
Recycling machine with potential ‘rewards’
We take a look at Africa's first reverse recycling machine and it's benefits.
Getting ready for tax season 2016
This guide offers some advice to help make the 2016 Tax Season easier.
Liberty improves customer satisfaction
There have been a number of positional changes in the medical aid industry, according to the latest SA Medical Aid Customer Satisfaction Index, with Liberty Health moving to the top position.
Nkandla donations scam – Presidency warning
The Presidency issued a warning today about fraudsters asking people for money to support President Zuma in paying back over R7.8 million in non-security related upgrades.