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Fiona Zerbst

Households more prudent about credit

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Job creation is needed to create "new" consumers, so economic activity is boosted without an increase in household debt.
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Insurance implications if you don’t register your SIM

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If you use a SIM card to communicate with security companies and electronic gates at complexes, register and be safe.
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How to avoid the pain of a frozen bank account

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Consider including an immediate needs benefit in your policy -- but beware any exclusions.
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Are you insured for a house fire?

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Have you had your property valued recently? And did you accept the valuation or second-guess it and insure accordingly? If so, beware.
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Your favourite magazines go digital

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Magazine subscriptions make a great gift and an online subscription means no postal hassles.
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Last chance to Rica

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Register your cellular, data or other SIM card before June 30 or have it blocked.
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Multi-asset ETFs invest in equities, bonds and cash

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Two new ETF products could woo both the slightly risk-averse retail and institutional investor.
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1Lifedirect lets you buy life insurance on your cellphone

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A simple policy you can administer conveniently on your cellphone could usher in a new generation of insurance purchase.
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Insurance ‘fronting’ for your children is not a good idea

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Insurance fronting is not only foolish -- it is also fraudulent.
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ETFs perform well but investors are cautious

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Satrix INDI 25 comes out tops while NewFunds eRAFI INDI 25 also performs strongly.
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Baffled by life-insurance terminology? You’re not alone

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Help is at hand if you're confused by the admittedly complex terminology in long-term life insurance policies.
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National Credit Regulator wins high court case

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Is South African Fraud Prevention Services operating as a credit bureau? If so, it should be registered as one, says the NCR.
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Response to the report of the independent assessors

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Job creation is needed to create "new" consumers, so economic activity is boosted without an increase in household debt.

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