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The response to Justmoney.co.za's Financial Facelift competition has been truly overwhelming. It's great to know that your readers like to engage with us....
Buy-to-let market hits all-time low
The buy-to-let market took another huge dip in the second quarter (Q2) of 2010 but, according to property experts at FNB, it's not all bad news.
Demand for credit slows
While the number of consumers whose credit records is on the up, the demand for credit has slowed...
Be warned of the latest phising scam
Beware of the new phishing scam doing the rounds - which uses the logos of the Banking Association SA and the SA Revenue Service...
Gordhan set to discuss government World Cup ticket issue
Pravin Gordhan will soon meet with the Auditor-General and the chairman of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) to discuss the issue of World Cup ticket issue...
Virtual money, a new way of banking
Mobile banking is fast becoming a fast, simple and affordable way to bank
The unemployed are struggling with debt
The number of unemployed applicants applying for Debt Counselling in June more than doubled compared to May according to DebtBusters...
Tourists flock to SA in their masses
SA Home Affairs department reported on Sunday that the number of foreign visitors who have entered the country during the Fifa World Cup has risen to one million....
Severe SA weather patterns lead to spike in insurance claims
Winter is here and with it comes rain and damp which can cause damage to your house. Make sure that you are insured.
Bavaria get close to R1m free publicity
It's expected that the Dutch brewery Bavaria scooped at least R750 000 worth of free publicity with their "orange dress" campaign at the World Cup in South Africa...
It's still a good time to buy property
The residential property market is recovering and showing increased pace in its price growth - according to FNB's Property Market Analytics.
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Tips on how to reduce your expenses and your carbon footprint