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The CitizenCustomers expect more than competitive pricing; they want meaningful savings and predictable costs that fit their financial lives.
The CitizenHousehold consumption has increased by 3%, forcing some to withdraw from their pension.
The CitizenThe emotional toll of a breakup is already significant; financial consequences shouldn't add to that burden.
The CitizenThe bank claimed R108 000 from the homeowner, who argued he's already settled this, and more.
The CitizenThere are long-term implications of financial decisions made in love and some decisions can lead couples into serious debt trouble.
The CitizenHere are steps to follow if you do not agree with the write-off decision.
The CitizenLong-term savings, such as a tax-free savings account is the best way to save if you have a lot of time. Starting young is a good idea.
The CitizenThe pension fund claimed it was too expensive to find the beneficiary
The CitizenIn the digital age, it is easy to come across misinformation about medical aid schemes
The CitizenMiddle-income earners feel the pressure of car loans the most.
The CitizenBurden may increase with no relief for bracket creep on budget day
The CitizenSamsung brings back the Blue Tag Sale - A season of smart savings
The CitizenThere is a saying that you can never have enough money, but can you ensure that you will ever have enough money in retirement?
The CitizenGeopolitical unrest across the world is not expected to affect South Africans’ salaries this year, an economist says.
The CitizenIt is important to keep business and personal money separate.
The CitizenAs life changes, so do your insurance needs
The CitizenAlthough you actively save and plan for retirement, you must be careful of choices that can eat up your savings
The CitizenTo form a clear picture of the insurance risk in the country. just think of the floods and fire in South Africa this past week.
The CitizenResponsible borrowing isn’t about avoiding loans altogether, but taking what you know you can manage.
The CitizenPepkor COO earns R16 million more than the CEO.
The CitizenMotus said there will be no adjustments made to basic salaries.
The CitizenBut risks remain, Futuregrowth warns.
The CitizenYour retirement products can make a notable financial difference in the lives of your loved ones when you pass away.
The CitizenThe Pension Funds Adjudicator can help with any problems you experience with your pension fund free of charge.
The CitizenA rise in the cost of school fees, uniforms, stationary, transport and food have less than half parents optimistic about the coming years.
The CitizenWhen Discovery discovered its processing mistake, it emailed members to inform them of their debt, which is estimated to be R20 000 on average.
The CitizenOf course members ought to have paid, but the administrator needs to take some pain too.
The CitizenGoing to bed tonight knowing that fuel will cost less tomorrow will not make life any better for consumers when they wake up.
The CitizenMembers owe the scheme between R22 000 and R37 000.
The CitizenAn error on Discovery’s systems affected the way that certain prescription and over-the-counter medicines were processed in 2025.