18 November 2021
Imagine you need to figure out whether you should pay for an item with your savings, or buy it on credit. We have a look at which option makes most financial sense.
14 November 2021
What if a third party attempts to gain access to your credit report? We have a look at whether you’re able to see who has requested your credit report, and how - or whether - access has been achieved.
4 November 2021
A home loan isn’t the only solution to paying for property. There are alternative means that you could explore.
24 October 2021
If your dream career requires a tertiary education, you will have to find a way to fund your student expenses. We have a look at who should take out a student loan.
14 October 2021
If you have children who need to move around independently, it may be practical to authorize them as users on your credit card. However, is this the right thing to do?
12 October 2021
Imagine your friend is a victim of identity fraud. We have a look at what this entails, and we find out what you can do to avoid getting into this situation yourself.
3 October 2021
Understanding adverse listings can be complicated. To help us come to grips with it all, Kriben Reddy, vice president at TransUnion Consumer, joined us for a Q&A session.
27 September 2021
If you’ve settled your credit-bearing accounts and you decide to close them, would your credit score eventually return to zero?
26 September 2021
While filling out a job application, you may notice that your prospective employer would like your permission to view your credit report. But is this acceptable, or is it an invasion of your privacy?
14 September 2021
If you’ve ever had debt that you didn’t manage well, you may have wondered how long the debt would remain, or be retained, on your credit score. This is known as a “retention period” and it is governed by the law.
13 September 2021
If you have a credit score of zero, you may be reluctant to start building it, for fear of it being average for a time. However, is sustaining a credit score of zero a sensible strategy?
31 August 2021
You are in control of your debit orders. If you’re dissatisfied, you’re allowed to reverse or stop it. However, what does this mean for your credit score?
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