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30/01/2025

13/01/2025

Happy Yellow Monday 🍋

06/01/2025

Just a welkom monday new year new things

31/12/2024

Happy ending to 2024

30/12/2024

Happy Monday

04/12/2024

In the words of Bjorn: Guess what? It's almost Christmas 🌲

03/12/2024

Your December blog is live! Read more online: https://bit.ly/49iQArD

28/11/2024

25/11/2024

South Africa’s housing market is expected to start showing signs of recovery after almost five years of subdued demand, thanks to the South African Reserve Bank’s recent decision to cut interest rates for the second time in as many months.
These rate cuts have been eagerly anticipated by the property market, with property practitioners, sellers and buyers all waiting for the positive impact on the supply and demand of residential properties.
If you’re thinking of becoming a homeowner for the first time, or considering the purchase of a larger home, here are the very real ways rate cuts can impact you. https://bit.ly/3OkWvD0

21/11/2024

Another rate cut💪💪💪 Interest rate decreased by 25 basis points!

21/11/2024

People make mistakes

19/11/2024

Expecting an interest rate cut this week? Can you afford to keep your debt repayments at pre-reduction levels?
With rate cuts such as the one we’re anticipating later this week; consumers have the option of keeping debt payments the same as prior to the cut. Often consumers think about keeping their largest debt repayments the same (e.g. their home loan) when rate reductions are announced. But the reduction in interest paid on all debt such as credit cards, vehicle and personal loans will positively impact household budgets in the long term if you choose to keep monthly repayments at pre-reduction levels.
This is an opportunity to begin reducing overall debt faster, starting with your short-term (and more expensive) debt and actively stop spending on unnecessary items, closing unnecessary accounts and using the newly available cash to pay your existing debt off faster. This is often difficult to do as the festive season approaches but consider making a new year’s resolution to do this once the reality of January hits.
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