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"Xenophobia not hurting Rand"
Trevor Manuel denies xenophobic attacks are causing movements in the Rand
26,459 invest R2.8bn in retail bonds
Finance minister has given figures for the number of people who have invested in the RSA retail savings bonds.
Cash-flush best-placed to cash in on Sasol’s Inzalo
Sasol’s R28-billion broad-based BEE share scheme could be a blessing for those who have cash.
More changes in personal tax
Firms will play central role, writes Isaac Moledi
Rand to end year with a flourish
Good chance for Rand to strengthen impressively
Excellent deal to save for someone's education
Saving is the last thing on most people’s minds because of the increasing cost of living, inflation and interest rates.
Hot bidding at Cape Town property auction
Eighteen properties, including a national monument, went under the hammer at an auction packed with 250 potential buyers in Cape Town.
Retirement savings boost consumption
The contributions made to pension and provident funds and the benefits received from these funds force a pull-back in discretionary savings.
Netcare warns of health skills exodus
Netcare warns of "terrible unintended consequences", if concerns about plans to amend the National Health Act are ignored.
‘Negative sentiment’ drags property down
Political uncertainty, the Eskom crisis and crime are hot on the heels of interest hikes as key factors driving the residential property market’s current nosedive.
Time Ripe for Property Buyers to Negotiate Rates and Fees
Patrick O'Shea, CEO of Engel & Völkers, explains why borrowers should get tough with their mortgage lenders
Beware! Scammers are targeting you!
Fraudsters are targeting bank customers with ingenious scams - when in doubt, check with your bank