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South Africa truly is a One-of-a-Kind

With South Africa at risk of falling into a recession and having its credit rating downgraded to junk, we still have a pretty remarkable Nation. Yes, there are tons of

Is it a joke? It may sound like the Leon Schuster movie, but there are some signs pointing to Zuma paying back the money.

Running your bank account doesn't need to cost so much – in actual fact, if you stay in the clear and use your cards carefully, you might even pay just shy of next to n

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

The Simonsberg fire, with high temperatures and winds fanning the flames, it took many firefighters, helicopters and volunteers days to stop the inferno. Hot and dry su

If you are a South African citizen, you should brush up on your knowledge of the debt crisis in 2016. What is it? How will it affect the average South African?

Tax versus Fees, why the question? Let’s rewind to the 1860s, John Wanamaker, a Philadelphia retailer figured his customers and salesmen had better things to

13 March 2015 (Debtbusers) Amendments to the National Credit Act (NCA) introduced by The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) have finally been gazetted by the Government. The new amend