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09/10/2026

If you or your loved one has been arrested, DCANS Bail Bonds guides you through every step of the bail process, helping make getting released from jail simple and fast.

Process starts online via our web platform (not via whatsapp or phone or sms) at no upfront fee and continues in-person at the offices of our partner law firms.

Learn more https://dcansbailbonds.com

07/10/2026

At The DCANS Group Limited, we operate more efficiently across borders by reducing costs, improving productivity, optimising resources and driving sustainable growth in today's fast-changing global marketplace.

If you disagree with how any business owned by us operates, please don't use the services of that business of ours.

Learn more https://dcansgroup.co.uk/operational-efficiency

03/10/2026

Repossession can have serious financial and personal consequences for individuals and businesses. While lenders, finance companies, landlords, and other creditors may have legal rights to recover property in certain circumstances, those rights must be exercised in accordance with the applicable law,...

01/10/2026

To get a mortgage in the first place, your lender must have verified your income and be satisfied with it that you're financially-capable and responsible to satisfy your monthly repayment obligations.

01/10/2026

https://www.myjoyonline.com/societe-generale-group-agrees-to-sell-ghana-subsidiary-to-attijariwafa-bank/

Société Générale Group has signed an agreement with pan-African banking group Attijariwafa Bank to sell its majority stake in Société Générale Ghana.

30/09/2026

Regulatory authorities play an important role in protecting consumers, maintaining market integrity, and ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations. However, regulatory powers must be exercised lawfully, fairly, and within the authority granted by legislation.

15/09/2026

Litigation Finance is a practice where a third-party company pays for a lawsuit or arbitration in exchange for a share of the money won.

12/09/2026

Before 2026, applicable VAT on real estate in Ghana was just 6% (5% VAT + 1% COVID Levy). But since the implementation of the VAT Act 2025 (Act 1151) from 1st January, 2026, VAT on almost all residential real estate is now 20% (15% VAT + 2.5% NHIL + 2.5% GETFund).

This has now further priced out a lot of prospective people who were already struggling to even save to buy previously.

But IF you're buying any of our units, with our in-house built-in direct mortgages with repayment period of at least 5yrs, we provide some VAT Reliefs for you.

Learn more: https://dcansdevelopments.com/vat-assistance

11/09/2026

DCANS Foreclosure Ghana - We Prevent Foreclosures