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Boost your credit score
Despite being hit with an overload of price hikes, consumers can still keep their credit score in check.
Credit amnesty will not wipe loans
The introduction of the credit information amnesty does not mean you don't have to repay your debt warn the experts.
Petrol price increase
Petrol price will likely go up only moderately next week.
Interest rates remain unchanged
The Reserve Bank announced today that the country's lending rate will remain unchanged at 5.5%.
Be cautious while banking
Cases of people getting robbed at banks have increased. What can you do to ensure your safety when drawing money?
Adjust spending habits for Human Rights Month
Keep your spending habits in check this Human Rights Month.
How retirement reform will affect you
The National Treasury's published two papers that will provide clarity on how the proposed retirement reforms products will affect you.
Absa launches new savings account
Absa recently introduced a new savings account in a bid to make saving accessible to entry-level customers.
Apply for a free finance course
Forty thousand lucky applicants will benefit from a free financial literacy course, legal services and a discount on debt counselling fees.
BHF supports corruption investigation
The BHF push for further investigation into Council for Medical Schemes' (CMS) registrar.
Interest rate hikes could be moderate
The next interest rate hike will unlikely be as steep as it was six years ago.
Payday lender supports stricter regulation
The more stringent assessments that come with the National Credit Amendment Bill (NCAB) will bring changes to the credit lending process.