Checklist when choosing a debt counsellor There are so many people bad – mouthing Debt Counselling, one would think it was the grinch that stole Christmas! Somehow, people fail to realise that debt counselling is just like every other industry in South Africa, ...
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NHI: Good or bad for struggling South Africans?
Most people struggle to pay their bills, and many don’t have money saved for emergencies, including medical needs. If you have medical aid cover in South Africa, you are lucky. But no doubt, this comes at a high cost. Most state health facilities are not up to par....
What can ordinary citizens do to create a better economy?
South Africa is not in the best shape, and government cannot seem to get on top of things. However, that should not stop us, as ordinary South African citizens from playing our role in tackling unemployment and finding ways to create jobs and incomes in our...
Unemployment figures show that we are in trouble
In 2024, South Africa is facing significant challenges related to unemployment. According to the Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) conducted by StatsSA, the official unemployment rate in the fourth quarter of 2023 was 32.1% Here are some key points:...
EZ tips to survive loadshedding
On Thursday, 8 February 2024, in his State of the Nation address, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the government was “confident that the worst is behind us and the end of load shedding is finally within reach” Sadly, this is not the case. Loadshedding seems...
This is what you must do to land that job
The unemployment rate in South Africa was 31.9% in the third quarter of 2023, bringing the total number of unemployed people to 7.8 million. Many dispute this number and reckon it could be much higher. The youth unemployment rate, which measures job-seekers between 15...
Why are South Africans scared to speak about money?
As in many other cultures, the reluctance to openly discuss money in South Africa can be attributed to several cultural, historical, and social factors. Here are some reasons why South Africans may be hesitant to speak openly about money: Apartheid Legacy South...
Your mental health is affected by your physical health
Though the recession of 2008 hit us hard, what we are facing now seems tougher. Unlike last time, we have now had to deal with the devastation of Covid-19 (and all it’s subsequent consequences) as well as with the scourge of loadshedding. Loadshedding does not...
Budget 2023 in a nutshell
South African Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, delivered his second National Budget on Wednesday, 22 February 2023. With limited resources available to National Treasury, and the energy crisis taking centre stage, the Minister was severely...
How to have a good job interview
Unemployment is at an all time high in South Africa. The job market is therefore extremely competitive. Now, more than ever, it is important to ace a job interview. Here are 10 of the most common questions asked in a job interview. Question 1: Tell me about yourself?...
Marriage and Debt in South Africa
If you are in a relationship, you simply must make the time to have a truthful conversation about your debt, your credit report and your overall view on money, especially if you are planning on tying the knot. Finding financial skeletons in the closet once you are...
Get control of your finances
The cost of living is extremely high, and there are many South Africans who simply don’t have the extra money to put into a savings account right now. We therefore need to seriously look at saving money by cutting costs and changing our lifestyle. Prioritise...
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