Car insurance premiums in South Africa can feel like a financial punch to the gut. For many drivers, the monthly cost seems to climb relentlessly,
Are you tired of relying solely on your 9-to-5 income in an unpredictable South African economy? With the cost of living soaring—R150 for a basic
South Africa’s household debt-to-income ratio hovers around 75% (SARB, 2023), meaning many households spend a significant portion of their income servicing debt. High interest rates
Hey there, South African consumer! Have you ever grumbled about bank fees eating into your budget or wished you could manage your money without trekking
South Africa holds 86% of the world’s platinum reserves, 70% of its rhodium, and ranks among the top gold producers globally. Yet, most retail investors
South Africans are grappling with a debt crisis that feels increasingly overwhelming. With living costs climbing, interest rates biting, and over 40% of credit-active consumers
You’re crushing it with your side hustle — baking rusks for your neighborhood, driving for Bolt on weekends, or designing logos for clients on Fiverr.
Why You Should Care About Interest Rates Ever opened your bank statement to find your loan repayments have spiked, even though your salary hasn’t changed?
Swiping your store card for groceries in a pinch feels harmless, but months later, you’re dodging creditor calls, scraping by on minimum payments, and wondering
“South Africa’s GDP growth is projected at a modest 1.6% for 2025, trailing most emerging markets,” notes the World Bank in its latest outlook. For