The CitizenCredit Association urges consumers to borrow wisely as Januworry kicks in
Everybody warned consumers about keeping Januworry in mind and now the dreaded month has arrived. Should you borrow money?
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The CitizenThe CitizenEdgars shrinks store space to rebuild profitability
After years of structural issues, Edgars’ new strategy centres on smaller stores, improved margins and reduced credit exposure.
The CitizenS&P ratings upgrade good news for South Africa – experts
The experts are feeling more optimistic about South Africa after Standard & Poor Global decided to upgrade the country’s credit rating.
The CitizenG20, B20 and credit rating upgrade opportunity for SA to show it is back in business
If there was ever a time to show off what South Africa can offer investors, it is this week with visitors from all over the world attending the G20 and B20.
The CitizenStandard & Poor upgrades SA’s credit rating for first time in two decades
All eyes were on Standard & Poor to see if the rating agency would change South Africa's credit rating to a more positive score.
The CitizenScrapping medical tax credits not on the cards – Godongwana
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has been vocal about wanting it phased out.
The CitizenMTBPS: what to look out for in Godongwana’s ‘mini budget’
Consumers want to know if they will keep their medical tax credits and whether income tax brackets will be adjusted.
The CitizenIs government planning to cut medical scheme tax credits to fund NHI?
Although the minister of finance said in his budget speech that medical scheme tax credits will remain intact, it seems some have other plans
The CitizenGrowing debt book: The Foschini Group owed R9 billion by customers
TFG is known for offering young adults, including students, clothing accounts that allow them to buy items on credit.
The CitizenReview of credit rates and fees will help curb surge in illegal lending
Although prices and everything else have gone up, salaries did not keep up and neither did the requirements to qualify for credit.
Disrupt AfricaKenya’s Pezesha files petition for liquidation of counterpart MarketForce over unpaid debts
Kenyan fintech startup Pezesha has filed a petition for the liquidation of B2B retail-tech counterpart MarketForce, citing unpaid debts. Pezesha is a digital financial marketplace enabling SMEs and merchants with affordable productive embedded credit through their lending infrastructure and…