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Clamp-down on get-rich quick schemes
With the recent scourge of Ponzi schemes, the South African Reserve Bank are upping measures to educate the public.
Petrol price expected to drop by tomorrow
Motorists could breathe a sigh of relief by tommorow with economists predicting a price drop in petrol.
Could the tax incentive boost employment?
Will Cabinet's recent tax incentive reduce the high unemployment rate of the youth in the country?
Will banks still lend home buyers money?
To buy or not to buy? Is it the right time to get a mortgage?
Phising scams are on the increase
Incidents of phising are increasing in South Africa and consumers are warned to be cautious when dispersing online information.
Credit amnesty: what is your responsibility?
So what does the credit amnesty mean for you if you’ve got debt outstanding or if you have paid up all your debts?
New ombud launched for consumer complaints
Neville Melville, the Consumer Goods and Services Ombudsman, gives some advice on dealing with bad service.
Income reduction when your partner dies
When your partner passes away, will your annuity be enough to sustain you in retirement?
Your rights when you are ill
When faced with a dreaded disease, you already have to endure emotional stress. But how can you protect yourself legally at work?
Liberty Medical Scheme gets top score
Liberty Medical Scheme has been given the thumbs up from the Global Credit Rating(GCR).
SARS R706 milllion debt clampdown
Millionaire, David King, entered into a plea agreement after appearing in the Palmridge Regional Court yesterday.
Inflation rate hits consumers hard
The rising inflation rate is yet another factor that makes it difficult for South Africans to save.