Tag: Debt management

Money Smart Week: The power of possible starts with financial literacy

As South Africa marks Money Smart Week South Africa (MSWSA), taking place from 24 to 30 August, the message is clear: financial literacy goes beyond understanding money – it’s about unlocking opportunities, reducing stress, and creating a more secure future. Financial knowledge gives people the confidence to make better choices, whether it’s escaping a debt […]

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Top 5 financial mistakes you can fix without earning more money

When money feels tight, the obvious solution is often to earn more. But increasing your income is not the only way to improve your financial position. For many people, small changes to how money is managed can free up cash, reduce unnecessary costs and create greater financial breathing room. Here are five common financial mistakes […]

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10 Money Mistakes Young South Africans Make Before 30

10 Money Mistakes Young South Africans Make Before 30 – And How to Avoid Them There’s a moment almost every young adult experiences. You get paid for the first time, feel independent, and suddenly realise adulthood is expensive. Between rent, transport, groceries, data, student debt, black tax, and trying to still enjoy life, money disappears […]

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Money Makeover Tips: How to Save, Invest, and Grow Finances Without Stress

achieving financial wellness doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With the right strategies and mindset, you can take control of your finances, reduce stress, and work towards your financial goals. Here’s how to embark on a money makeover journey that’s both effective and manageable. 1. Build a Solid Financial Foundation Before diving into saving and investing, […]

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How to decide on the best debt counsellor for you

Rising interest and inflation rates are forcing more people to find ways to manage debt and an increase in enquiries shows many are considering debt counselling, but there’s more to choosing the right debt counsellor than a Google search. National Debt Counsellors’ Association chairperson, Benay Sager, says debt counselling is a process that typically lasts […]

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