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What will South Africans do with their tax rebate?
Tax season is in full swing and a poll recently run by Justmoney.co.za indicates that South Africans will be doing the smart thing with their returns.
Moody's: Strike could damage SA's reputation
Economists with Moody's Investor Services have warned that constant strike action in South Africa could severely tarnish South Africa's reputation.
Women a greater risk for ID theft
Women put themselves at risk of ID theft and fraud everyday simply because of what they carry in their handbags...
Over indebted clients will benefit from rate cut
With over 60% of South Africa's credit active consumers in arrears on one or more of their credit agreements, the repo-rate cut is good news.
How to avoid pothole damage in Johannesburg
A pothole in the road can put your life in danger and cause thousands of rands worth of damage your vehicle but there are some precautions you can take to minimize the risk.
Short term impact on South African's savings habits
The enormous financial pressure experienced by South Africans over the last few years has resulted in an increasing number of people deviating from their long term savings goals...
FNB doing their bit to help build a 'cashless' society
In May 2010 FNB's eWallet solution began processing transactions worth R1 million a day making great strides into the 'virtual money' environment.
Top level strategists bring Savings Month to climax
National Savings Month reaches a climax on September 2 with a high level Savings Workshop at the Reserve Bank Conference Centre in Pretoria.
Making the right insurance choice
Pieter Du Toit, insurance expert at First National Bank provides some guidance to ease the process of choosing an insurer.
Start saving for retirement today
You don't need a financial planning tool to tell you the best time to start saving for retirement - it's TODAY!
Piggs Peak shuts up shop
Piggs Peak has shut up shop to all South Africans while it awaits clarification from the Pretoria High Court as to whether it can still operate.
Save for education and push back poverty
There are few better reasons to save than for your child's education, but it is important to take a long-term approach, says SASI