WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO ME AS A CONSUMER? To buy or not to buy, that is the question. Consumers requiring finance generally have two options available, i.e. saving-up or saving-down. Saving-up means that you save monthly (or at any other interval as determined by you) until you have adequate funding to buy the item Read more about AFFORDABILITY OF A LOAN[…]
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE CEO Dear readers, I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation to all the consumers of financial services and products, as well as the whole Nation at large, for taking the time to read and share the ideas and the advice that you pick up in Read more about Educate consumers about malpractices in the insurance sector.[…]
“Rounding to the nearest cent is sufficiently accurate for practical purposes.” – Alexander John Ellis • Are you running a small business for survival? • Do you sell ‘vetkoek’, meat, Kapana, cool drinks, cigarettes or anything else? • Is your daily profit around N$100 a day? Try these savings tips. They might work for you: Read more about SAVINGS TIPS, FOR LOW-INCOME EARNERS[…]
THE FINANCIAL EFFECTS OF EARLY WITHDRAWALS ON INSURANCE POLICIES Consumers are cautioned to note that some insurance products are designed in such a way that a policyholder will be able to make early withdrawls from his or her insurance policy, as a benefit. A good example of such a policy is a life insurance policy Read more about FOCUS AREA LONG-TERM INSURANCE[…]