
Most of SA's credit growth is due to a boom in store cards and personal loans.
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Emigrating? Should cash in your pension, and bear the tax, or transfer it to a Preservation Fund?
How the '35-25-35' budget principle can ensure you effectively spend your monthly income...
How the '35-25-35' budget principle can ensure you effectively spend your monthly income...
A major debt counsellor expressed its concern about an array of increases for taxpayers...
Consumers are steering clear of credit as economic hardship continues, data shows.
Do you have credit card debt? Do you want to pay off your home loan more quickly?
Whites dominate those under debt counselling, with people aged 31 to 40 most indebted.
Job losses, high levels of indebtedness and severe poverty continued to negatively affect consumers.
There are many benefits of having and strategically swiping a credit card, if you're responsible...
A new poll suggests that many in SA need only cards and the internet to transact.
A system failure on 3 November that affected most card holders in SA will be corrected.
Should you fix your interest rate? And if so, at what rate and for how long?
Bonds remain hard to get and estate agents claim that applications are drowning in NCA red tape...
The new Reserve Bank Governor is doing the right thing for markets, an economist says.
Pam Golding Property says a rate cut would have been good news for the economy and consumers.
Sarb's decision to keep rates on hold is not surprising and there could be a cut in January.