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Why you are liable for historic debt on your property
If your property has historical debt attached to it, you could be liable to pay.
5 Ways to avoid rental fraudsters
If you can’t afford to buy a home, renting is possibly your next-best option. However, renting is fraught with dangers, as tenants increasingly become victims of rental scams.
R699 clients fail to get class action
The clients of the R699 car scheme have been denied a class action lawsuit by the Port Elizabeth High Court.
Capfin slapped with compliance notice
The National Credit Regulator has issued a compliance notice to Capfin for breach of the National Credit Act. But are they in breach?
Ebola and medical aid
With certain airlines still open for travel to and from West Africa, being prepared for Ebola is not a bad thing. But are you covered?
Abil pulling everyone down
After the collapse of African Bank, Moody's has downgraded other South African banks, despite SARB stating that the banking climate is a healthy one.
Working holidays for all interests
Are working holidays the answer to travelling on the cheap? With many different working options, Justmoney finds out what is the best for you.
Flexible savings plans with downside cover
Financial services providers are offering flexible savings plans with ‘downside’ protection, offering investors a less stressful means to secure their finances.
Molo Funeral Service slapped with R200, 000 fine
A funeral service has been fined for providing insurance policies as an unregistered loong-term insurance provider.
Freefalling Abil shares - where is your money now?
African Bank shares plummeted last week, and trading was closed on the JSE. What can shareholders do now?
Old Mutual launches two in one savings plan
Having the freedom to access savings is a growing need among South Africans. Old Mutual has pioneered a solution.
Mpesa revamped for the South African market
Vodacom have redesigned m-pesa after an ‘unsuccessful’ launch in 2010. What’s different this time round?