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Being financially savvy will mean different things to different people. But a common trait that the money-smart share is an affinity for long term financial planning and goals. Those who are great at it don’t have to make huge sacrifices, but still manage to enjoy a high standard of living while traveling and pursuing a range of hobbies. To be financially savvy, you should have a plan for the future and manage your cash flow Read more…

You probably already know that if you have debt, you need to budget, save money and pay debts as soon as you can. However, if you are having trouble making ends meet then it will be difficult to pay, much more save and do budgets. But it doesn’t mean you have to give up and continue living your life as it is, right? Because who doesn’t want to be debt-free (and stress-free)? For this post, Read more…

Beware of the Black Friday Debt Trap. “Black Friday is the biggest shopping phenomenon – and it’s just around the corner! Before you think about taking part in the spending mania, take a look at our tips below and be aware of the Black Friday debt trap.” In 2019, Black Friday falls on 29 November. If you are paid monthly on the 25th, Black Friday falls between your paycheck and your December debit orders. It Read more…

In our day’s many consumers often turn to debt review as a solution to their financial problems. The National Debt Review Center, warns that applying for debt counselling should be carefully considered as there are both advantages and disadvantages to the process. Debt counselling was introduced in 2007, with the National Credit Act 34 of 2005 and the service was designed for consumers that are over-indebted. One of the major advantages is that debt counsellors Read more…

Debt counselling advice when choosing the best debt review or the best Debt Counsellor for you or a loved one. At first, the debt counselling process can be overwhelming. You may have questions about how will this affect your credit score, how long will the process take, and how much will it cost you. But if you are partnered with a responsible and trusted debt counselling company you will be guaranteed peace of mind. NB: Read more…

We are pretty much sure that the reason why you are here is that you are wondering how you can clear your name from debt review/debt counselling. Read below as we explain the steps that you can take in order for you to get your name cleared.  How to remove your name from debt review? Step 1 – When can a consumer (YOU) exit the debt review process? Section 71(2)(b)(i) of the National Credit Act Read more…