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LISTEN | Tough road ahead

Many South Africans are facing rising interest rates, growing inflation and 25% less take-home pay than they had in 2016 according to the country’s largest debt counsellor, DebtBusters. In That Weekend Feeling with Daron Mann this week, we speak to economist Dawie Roodt on budgeting, interest rates and the fuel price increases expected for rest of the year.

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Workers have now seen their critical insurance benefits suspended due to non-payment by the municipality. Stock photo.
Sassa said if payments are not collected by the end of the month, they will be sent back to the National Treasury to fund other government priorities. Stock photo. Workers have now seen their critical insurance benefits suspended due to non-payment by the municipality. Stock photo. Picture: 123RF/INSTINIA

Many South Africans are facing rising interest rates, growing inflation and 25% less take-home pay than they had in 2016 according to the country’s largest debt counsellor, DebtBusters. 

In That Weekend Feeling with Daron Mann this week, we speak to economist Dawie Roodt on budgeting, interest rates and the fuel price increases expected for rest of the year.

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