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What happens to unpaid debt after a family member dies?
CFO at Momentum Consult Riaan Verbeek says the beneficiaries only get their inheritance once all the deceased’s debts are paid off.
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How to 'treat yo self' and not be a slave to debt
Are your expenses more than your income? Warren Ingram, a personal financial advisor at Galileo Capital, shares tips to beat the debt trap.
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[LISTEN] Cancelling your car insurance a bad idea: expert
Old Mutual's Christelle Colman says cancelling your car insurance can have detrimental consequences for you, especially if you took a loan to buy your car.
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How a basic income can battle the 8 giants of a faltering economy
The first giant is inequality – the huge growth in income and wealth disparities within countries that goes well beyond what is captured by measures such as the Gini coefficient.
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[CARTOON] Wobbly Finances
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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[LISTEN] How to best spend your bonus
Personal financial advisor Warren Ingram gives some tips on how best to use that bonus.
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Beware Black Friday debt trap, warns counselling firm
While some will be hunting for bargains, many will be plunging themselves into debt by needlessly splurging.
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[LISTEN] How to pay off your debt as quickly as possible
Head of consumer education programme at FNB Eunice Sibiya says one should write down all the debt they have, the balance and how much they are paying for that debt, and for all their debts in total.
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[LISTEN] Less is more: Things every young person should know about debt
Are you smart with your spending? Sugar Creek Wealth personal finance expert Gerald Mwandiambira shares advice to help young adults manage their finances.
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[LISTEN] The art of debt management
Here’s how effective debt management can change your life.
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[CARTOON] Escalating Debt
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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South Africans again urged to spend responsibly during holidays
With the high Christmas expenditure affecting many consumers, the National Credit Regulator (NCR) is warning the public not to borrow money from loan sharks.
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Sadag warns that festive overspending can lead to depression
The South African Depression and Anxiety Group (Sadag) says that it is usually inundated with calls from people battling with financial stress over this period.
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[LISTEN] Why you need a financial adviser in your life
Talk Radio 702's Azania Mosaka talks to Eunice Sibiya, the head of FNB’s consumer education programme.
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[LISTEN] How to become totally free from debt in 2018
If you're in debt, financial planner Kim Potgieter says you need to be completely honest with yourself about your needs and wants.
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'If you have to finance food, then you are in big trouble'
Pick n Pay is the latest store to offer customers the option of purchasing groceries on credit.
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[LISTEN] Money moves: It’s okay to live within your means
Wits University’s Professor Steven Burgess chats about the psychology of spending.
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[LISTEN] Struggling to pay your debt? New law safeguards you somewhat
South African Payroll Association Director Arlene Leggat says a new law safeguarding consumers with debts will help many cash-strapped South Africans.
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[LISTEN] How to make more money in tough economic times
Debt management expert, Matthys Potgieter, talks about several ways for consumers and households to save money in these tough economic times.
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[LISTEN] Why you shouldn't cash in your retirement fund to pay your debt
Professor Bernadene De Clercq, researcher on personal finance at the University of South Africa chats to Xolani Gwala.
