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/ 3 September 2010
Motorists welcomed the announcement by the Department of Energy on August 27 that the retail price of all grades of petrol would decrease by 10 cents.
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/ 3 September 2010
The National Credit Regular (NCR) has these tips for consumers experiencing financial problems.
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/ 2 September 2010
It’s perhaps not entirely surprising that credit growth has lagged and annual growth in credit demand has not risen above 2%.
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/ 2 September 2010
Insurers often require that you have certain security measures in place to protect your home and its contents.
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/ 2 September 2010
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has released its first findings on the ownership composition of companies listed on the JSE.
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/ 1 September 2010
Credit’s reputation has taken a knock, following the sub-prime mortgage crisis in the United States and rising levels of indebtedness in South Africa.
Is your travel insurance benefits adequate? Ask these questions to find out.
Perhaps the most surprising fact about Islamic banking is that so many non-Muslims choose to be clients.
As SA’s real interest rate climbs, many economists anticipate that the Reserve Bank will cut rates to boost growth and save jobs.
Taking a long, hard look at what your money means to you.
South Africans have more than 100 medical schemes to choose from. But how do you know if your medical aid is a healthy one?
The woes of Renaissance Health Medical Scheme continue as the joint liquidators of the scheme have instituted action.
Before you pack up and move, consider your investment goals and whether a retirement village is the right option for you.
South Africa’s first independent exchange-traded funds (ETF) investment platform for financial advisers is set to launch in Gauteng this month.
The environment wasn’t the only thing to suffer with BP’s oil disaster. Investors lost R723-billion as BP violated 760 safety regulations.
Your broker will have to fight for your rights when it comes to claims as insurance companies find ways to cut costs.
Rica deadline may be extended but rather be safe than sorry.
Ten tips on saving and spending.
How much will you be forking out for the latest government tax when you buy a new car?
A 23-year-old male behind the wheel of a car has 535 times more chance of dying in a road accident than his female counterpart.
Are houses becoming more affordable? Well, yes and no, according to Absa’s House Review 2010.
A budget can function as an excellent saving and spending plan, provided you stick to it. Here’s how.
What total expense ratios (TERs) tell us about the costs of an investment
South Africans are still eager to buy new vehicles, according to vehicle dealers as confidence reaches highest level in 3 years.
"Semigration" is the new buzz word as South Africans move around the country rather than across the sea.
Did you know you can renew your car licence at your local post office?
Some free personal finance tools you can use to help manage your money.
Consumers were the winners when the regulator won its case against Brusson Finance in the Free State High Court last week.
How to make that small, first-time home seem more spacious.
You trust your financial adviser to be able to help you navigate the minefield that is your financial future. So bear the following in mind.
Financial coach Linda Smith gives advice to a client who earns well but just can’t come out at the end of each month.