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House price recovery ahead
The residential market will remain tough for the next eighteen months, but should pick up by the end of next year when interest rates will probably start to come down.
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The worst is yet to come
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Property sector under pressure, but no crisis
Already stung by global market woes, the local listed property sector looks set for more pricing pressure thanks to the latest interest rate hike.
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Free cash and low interest rates offered by banks and credit card companies to win new customers - but beware!
Confidence at new low as SA feels the pinch
Confidence in the economy and business prospects fell to a near five-year low in February, hammered by rising inflation, higher interest rates and power cuts.
Manuel frets over poor saving habits
South African Finance Minister Trevor Manuel has come out in the open about his views on South Africans' low savings rates.
Banks would far rather help than repossess homes
After a total 4.5 percentage point hike in interest rates since June 2006, banks are eager to keep debt-burdened householders in their homes.
Hold on tight and wait for the market upswing
There is lots of coverage in the press at the moment about possible recession and high inflation
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