Blog posts in Loan Comparisons

Times have changed and the landscape of loans looks vastly different than it did ten years ago. Not only are there a number of new, different and creative providers out there that has to submit under a new National Credit Act and regulations, but, for the most part, the long queues and endless paperwork that was required to get a one has been exchanged for online applications that are processed within minutes. What does this mean for you?

Duplum means double, or perhaps double the trouble in the case of interest on loans. Literally translated, in duplum means 'double the amount'.

You’ve read the news. You kept an eye on the what’s happening lately. Is it smart to make a loan application in 2016? I

The new changes in tax taking effect on 1 March 2016 has been a buzz in the world of finance and in households alike. This tax reform has been long awaited and was a bu

Have you heard of peer-to-peer lending? Peer-to-peer lending, abbreviated as P2P, is the practice of lending money to unrelated individuals, or "peers", without going t

Nobody in this country owns a monopoly on loans. You are allowed to look for another option, and do loan comparisons when you are considering a loan application. In fac

Continuous credit advances - is it good or bad? What is it? What are continuous credit advances? Generally, it can be s

Credit is one of the cornerstones of modern society that lubricates the economy and promotes commercial activity. However, credit enables people to spend money they don

Personal or business loans, which loan should you choose? Sole proprietors – you are not alone! Let

What is the National Credit Act? And what does it benefit you? The National Credit Act (NCA) was signed in 2005. It is