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South African student debt crisis
According to the Sunday Times, 20 September edition, the ‘debt mountain’ of monies owed to just 12 of the 26 South African Universities, by students, is standing at R3,9 billion, and growing.
What will happen with the interest rate this week?
Experts believe that the repo rate is likely to remain unchanged at the MPC meeting tomorrow.
Spike in airline scams
The latest industry to be targeted by scams is the airline industry.We take a look at the most recent scams.
CMS warns public against Revolution Wealth
The CMS issued a public warning pertaining to dealings with Derick Gerber and Revolution Wealth.
Ten tips to cut the costs of feeding your kids
Is feeding your family breaking your budget? Try these ten tips to reduce the cost of food, without sacrificing fun, health or flavour.
New VoD service launches as Altech exits
A new video on demand VoD service has launched in South Africa, just as Altech Node exits the market.
Springbok support on a budget
For those of you still wanting to get in on the rugby action we have a few supporter suggestions for you that won’t break the bank.
Altech Node to be taken off the market
Altron has announced that it will be closing its Altech Node video on demand business.
CCMA sees rise in retrenchments
The CCMA has noted an increase in the number of small and large-scale retrenchment cases brought before it.
What you should do before getting a car loan
Before you take out a car loan it is important to go through these basic steps to ensure you are getting the best deal, says Wesbank.
Regulator raids WC lenders
The NCR conducted raids in the Western Cape over the past week to root out credit providers who are contravening the law.
Changes to credit rules
There are several changes to credit rules and regulations, which are aimed at ensuring that consumers do not end up indebted.