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Buying on credit - know your rights
Johannesburg - In a bid to better protect consumers against unscrupulous lenders and promote fair lending practices, the National Credit Regulator is intensifying its education campaign.
Personal finance lessons backed
Nine out of 10 UK parents and teachers think personal finance should be taught in schools.
Property looking good in 2008
Is property still a good investment? According to Gerhard Kotzé the outlook for the property market in 2008 is one of mixed fortunes but generally still positive.
Business ‘to set the pace' in tax rules
Jeffrey Owens, director of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), says new business models addressing globalisation require fresh approaches by tax authorities
Shop around to save money and slash your debts
Toby Wooldridge, from Go Banking, offers some advice on how to cut your spending and your debts
Five festive fixes - as heard on Cape Talk & 702FM
With Christmas AND another interest rate hike lurking around the corner, Justmoney.co.za offers ways of cutting back on festive debts
Struggling with debts? Help is at hand
Justmoney.co.za joins forces with DebtBusters to launch a new debt counselling and management service
When should you invest?
Read more to find some valuable tips about when you should be playing the markets
Invest in YOUR Property to Avoid the Debt Trap
With no savings culture and a growin debt mountain, Justmoney.co.za says that investing in your own bricks and mortar is the best way forward
Risky Business - some investment advisers say this is the time to invest
Strategists say the market volatility means now is the time to embrace risk rather than run away, writes Abdul Milazi in the Sunday Times
Interest rate hikes and surge in emigration impact on property market
John Loos, FNB Home Loans Property Strategist, offers an insight into a challenging property market
Low-income life product hardly worth the trouble?
Decent life cover for the lower end of the market will still be out of reach for many, writes Abdul Milazi in the Sunday Times.