Pawn Your Car and Drive Schemes Consumer awareness
PAWN YOUR CAR AND STILL DRIVE IT? BEWARE of unregistered credit providers. Your vehicle ownership may be far more short-lived than you realise. As a new year begins, many South Africans feel hopeful and motivated to fix their finances. Unfortunately, this is also the season when desperate consumers are targeted by dangerous and misleading schemes. […]
A New Dawn for Debt Review in South Africa
A New Dawn for Debt Review in South Africa How Consumer Debt Support and My Budget Fitness Are Helping South Africans Rebuild Their Financial Futures learning new skills in budget management and how they spend their money on debt repayments. As we enter December and approach the festive season, we also enter one of the […]
Debt Centre se finansiële sakrekenaar toepassing gee sukkelende verbruikers weer hoop
Die afgelope drie maande was ons lewens as verbruikers, werkers, broodwinners en ons skoolgaande en tersiêre studente oornag versteur deur die onbekende en gevreesde Corona – virus pandemie. Die “lockdown” is so ‘n drastiese aanpassing, dat ons gesukkel het om gewoond te raak aan die idee om heeltyd binneshuis te wees, nie toegelaat te word […]
COVID 19 Lockdown and your Debt Repayments
The Crises of COVID 19 Today, on the 27th of March 2020, DAY ONE of the enforced Nationwide lockdown in South Africa, Debt Centre would like to ease the uncertainty and stress of our readers and existing clients, with regards to their Debt payments in the aftermath of it all. We have learned of […]
Mental Health vs. Debt is a real problem on the increase
Financial Depression This week Debt Centre wanted to share with our readers something that became a problematic and sensitive situation among the consumers and in their households. Financial depression is one of the terms that most of the people ignore or do not take to heart while they deal with their everyday problems. Debt […]