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Garnishee Order

5 Ways to Avoid a Garnishee Order from Creditors in South Africa

5 Ways to Avoid a Garnishee Order from Creditors in South Africa By The National Debt Review Center When your creditors decide they are ready to garnish your income, their legal action can have you feeling like you are trapped. What is a Garnishee Order in South Africa? A Garnishee Order is a court order that requires a debtor’s employer to withhold a certain amount of the debtor’s wages and pay that money to the Read more…

By The National Debt Review Center, ago
Debt Rehabilitation

5 Simple Reasons why you should think about Debt Rehabilitation in South Africa

5 Simple Reasons why you should think about Debt Rehabilitation in South Africa By The National Debt Review Center South Africa is today facing many challenges as our economy continues to be in a dire state. Recent research has found that over 2 million households or roughly one third of the total South African population are unable to debt obligations which would enable them to lead a dignified life. This is mainly as a result Read more…

By The National Debt Review Center, ago
Voluntary Sequestration

Voluntary Sequestration in South Africa

Everything you need to know about voluntary sequestration in South Africa By The National Debt Review Center In recent years, South Africa has seen a rise in the number of people who are voluntarily sequestrating themselves. This is largely due to the country’s financial difficulties and the high cost of living. Voluntary sequestration is when a person decides to hand over their assets to a trustee, who then manages these assets and distributes them among Read more…

By The National Debt Review Center, ago
Incidental Credit Agreement

Incidental Credit Agreement

Everything You Need to Know About an incidental credit agreement In South Africa. By The National Debt Review Center This blog post seeks answers to the commonly asked questions on incidental credit agreements in South Africa. How are these agreements classified in comparison with credit agreements? What is an individual’s responsibility when they have an accidental agreement? Do interest rates differ on these terms, and what obligations do holders have towards accidental contracts with individuals? Read more…

By The National Debt Review Center, ago
Cohabitation

Cohabitation Rights in South Africa Explained

Cohabitation Rights in South Africa Explained By The National Debt Review Center When you’re living with your romantic partner in South Africa then there are a number of different legal rights that you might be entitled to. There’s the right to inherit property in the event of a break-up, the right to share earnings and tax benefits during their lifespan, and more. But what are these rights? To find out how to exercise them, keep Read more…

By The National Debt Review Center, ago
What To Do If You Can't Pay Rent in South Africa

What To Do If You Can’t Pay Rent in South Africa?

What To Do If You Can’t Pay Rent in South Africa? By The National Debt Review Center The article talks about people who have a hard time with money and can’t afford paying their rent in South Africa. It cites they are not alone as the country struggles to make sure everyone is able to get what they need. The article breaks down the different options people have when they can’t pay their rent and Read more…

By The National Debt Review Center, ago
Short Term Loans

Short Term Loans: 6 Reasons Why They’re Dangerous

Short Term Loans: 6 Reasons Why They’re Dangerous By The National Debt Review Center There are a lot of misconceptions about short term loans, what they are and how they work. Short term loans come into their own when people are in a financial emergency and need short-term financial help. However, these loans should be used sparingly and not for long-term budgeting because of the dangers associated with them. Find out about those dangers in Read more…

By The National Debt Review Center, ago
Debt

Debt in South Africa: How to Deal with Debt And 3 Best Programs

Debt in South Africa: How To Deal With Debt And Various Programs By The National Debt Review Center Anyone who has been juggled with debt in the past knows how frustrating and debilitating it can be. Fortunately, there are various programs which have been proven to help people deal with their debts and perform better financially. Read more about these various programs, as well as any tips on how to take care of your debt, Read more…

By The National Debt Review Center, ago
Saving Tips

The Ultimate Saving Tips Guide for South Africans for 2023 & Beyond

The Ultimate Saving Tips Guide for South Africans for 2023 & Beyond By The National Debt Review Center Saving money has never been more difficult as the costs of living continue to increase. The good news is that there are a lot of simple and effective ways to start saving money today! This article will explore some of the best tips and tricks for saving money in the future. How To Save Money There are Read more…

By The National Debt Review Center, ago
Debt Rescue

5 Best Debt Rescue Programs in South Africa to Help You

5 Best Debt Rescue Programs in South Africa to Help You The National Debt Review Center In today’s blog, we are going to be looking at 5 of the best debt rescue programs in South Africa to help you get out of debt! It is no secret that South Africa has the highest rate of debt in the world. In fact, according to a study done by The World Bank, it is estimated that around Read more…

By The National Debt Review Center, ago
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