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Understanding the cost of borrowing in South Africa

 02.06.2020 As a country knee-deep in debt, we are here trying our best to educate our readers about different types of financial instruments for lending and borrowing. We talk about everything ranging from personal loans to payday loans! In this article, you will learn about the advantages and disadvantages of a loan and costs involved. Advantages of […] Read more
Ways to maintain your car's value

12 ways to maintain your car’s value

 24.05.2020 For a newly bought car, depreciation is one of the highest costs that car owners incur. The second the key is turned in the ignition, the freshly bought car loses 20% of its value. Albeit inevitable, there are multiple ways in which this progression can be slowed – from purchasing a vehicle that consistently maintains […] Read more
Ultimate list of side hustle ideas to make extra money

Ultimate list of side hustle ideas & gig economy sites to make extra money

 17.05.2020 How to make some extra cash in South Africa? We all could do with an extra grand in our pockets or purses… But how do we get it there? A bunch of entrepreneurs have created apps, that can help you do just that. These sharing and gig economy apps can help you make some extra […] Read more
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