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Where is the Rand going to go?
The hottest question in the investment industry right now is "where is the rand going to go?" The answer, of course, is not simple.
South Africans starting to show signs of saving
According to the latest report released by Old Mutual Savings Monitor, South Africans are finally starting to show signs of saving more...
Consider giving education this festive season
This festive season is a good opportunity for South Africans to consider longer lasting gifts for their children.
Credit demand on the up
Credit demand by South Africa's private sector rose by 5.11% year-on-year in October....
Retailers upbeat about consumer spending this festive season
The results from the Bureau for Economic Research/Ernst and Young festive retail trend survey shows that South African retailers expect a more cheerful and profitable Christmas...
Tax return deadline is Friday 26 November
Taxpayers have until Friday to submit their annual income tax returns, the SA Revenue Service (Sars) said on Monday.
8 Million debt struggling consumers get early Christmas present
With over 8 million South Africans in arrears of 3 months or more, there was welcome relief as interest rates were reduced by 0.5%
Avoid debt this Christmas
With festive lights decorating shopping malls, year-end parties and carols-by-candlelight, it's easy to get into the Christmas spirit by buying presents and spoiling your loved ones.
South Africans are under insured
South Africans are significantly under-insured for death and disabilities, said the Association for Savings and Investment SA (Asisa) on Wednesday.
The lowdown on credit
We break credit down into the good, the bad and the ugly.
More festive season saving tips
Between all those party invitations and gifts to buy for family and friends, the urge to splurge is at its peak in the run-up to the festive season.
Saving needs to start with paying off debt
Paying of your debt is the first step towards saving for your future.