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NDMA will gain independence to help public with debt
After much criticism, the NDMA is becoming a non-profit, independent consumer focused services agency to support indebted individuals.
Will your medical aid pay your dental fees?
With dental fees rising above inflation your medical aid cover may not be enough to keep your teeth in the best condition.
More women are becoming the main breadwinner
More South African women are becoming breadwinners and taking on the role of household heads.
Money growing on trees
Nedbank's Retail and Green Savings Bonds was launched last year with the focus on developing the green economy. But will it suit you?
Test your trading skills online
The JSE has launched an online virtual trader platform where you can test your trading skills in a risk free environment.
NCT takes debt counsellor to task
The National Consumer Tribunal (NCT) cancels the registration of a debt counsellor from Durban.
FSB warns against trading with Zantech
Consumers have been warned to steer clear of Zantech Trading after the Financial Services Board(FSB) claims that they are not registered as a Financial Services Provider.
Petrol price blues to hit motorists in August
Motorists will have another reason to stick to a strict budget with another petrol hike predicted for next month.
Can you afford to live longer?
South Africans are living longer, according to latest figures but can they really afford to?
Ombudsman names insurers with most complaints
The short-term insurance industry will experience even more transparency with the Ombudsman's recent report on customer complaints.
SA bonds could depreciate further
Low interest rates have always made the SA bond market a good playground for low-risk investors. So why are bonds losing their appeal?
Dealing with depression and debt
The South African Depression and Anxiety Group said they have received an increase in calls from people with financial problems.