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Insurance industry exams opens the door of opportunity
The implementation of the new regulatory examinations for insurance brokers and advisors will open up the door to for young South Africans looking for a career in the financial services sector.
NDMA here to help the over indebted
With South African consumers currently experiencing high debt to annual income ratios of 76,8%, many are not aware of the options available to them to resolve payment difficulties.
Clarity required on proposed NHI scheme
While the NHI will be a welcome initiative it's very important that 100% clarity is established before it is implemented.
Online fraud more lucrative than the drug trade
According to reports, the Russian mafia is making more money from banking fraud than drug cartels make from their illegal activities. All the more reason to stay safe...
Guard against dodgy tow-truck drivers
Despite all the bad press, tow-truck drivers are actually honest people. It's just the few bad apples you need to guard against, here's some advice...
How to improve your credit report
Having a good credit record is very important, but what if you've never had a credit record or worse - if you have a poor credit record?
There are good intentions, but South Africans aren't saving
Many South Africans fully intend to become diligent savers but are just not translating these intentions into action.
Credit Card Online
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Use credit wisely, says NCR
In support of the Savings Month, the NCR is educating and informing consumers on credit, avoiding over-indebtedness and savings.
Win with Justmoney and GetSmarter!
Win a place on the University of Cape Town Personal Financial Management course with JustMoney and GetSmarter!
Report injuries to your medical aid
When you are involved in a road accident, file a claim against the relevant compensation body, or else....
Shop around when looking for healthcare
SA's fourth largest hospital group, has challenged medical schemes and walk-in patients to shop around when seeking help for elective procedures.