More consumers turning to rewards to manage living expenses
These programmes are having a significant influence on the way people shop, according to the 2024 Sanlam Benchmark Survey.
These programmes are having a significant influence on the way people shop, according to the 2024 Sanlam Benchmark Survey.
Fraudsters are contacting taxpayers who are issued with auto-assessments and impersonating SARS.
Absenteeism costs South Africa R12bn to R16bn annually, with mental health-related ‘presenteeism’ adding an estimated R235bn a year.
The policy’s limitations show there are circumstances in which a policyholder cannot claim for a dread disease related to a prior claim, the ARB says.
Victims of the Classic Financial Services scheme express dismay that director Cobus Geldenhuis remains at large amid accusations of defrauding investors.
The NPA indictment against former executives Stéhan Grobler and Ben la Grange details how they earned millions due to inflated share prices based on false profits.
The Authority’s latest three-year Regulation Plan does not specify by when the three-phase transition project will be completed.
Alexforbes’ recently launched Retail Manager Watch surveys provide a detailed analysis of the retail multi-asset class investment landscape.
Santam’s Jerry Chetty reports a troubling trend where fraudsters use social engineering to obtain policyholder information.
The increased use of AI will demand a major build-out of data centres and greatly increase electricity consumption.
The National Prosecuting Authority’s indictment against former Steinhoff executives lays bare a ‘sophisticated washing machine’ that generated ‘entirely illusory profits’.
The ARB says the advert is misleading because it did not make it clear that the maternity benefit came with a 12-month waiting period.
The FATF did not discuss removing SA from the grey list but focused on the progress the country has made in addressing the 22 Action Items.
Lieutenant General Godfrey Lebeya details the cases involving financial crimes investigated by the Hawks.
Paying for fire damage without insurance can be financially devastating for both individuals and businesses.
There was a further decline in cases that were resolved wholly or partially in favour of the complainants.
Medihelp submitted a CMS-approved three-year plan, requiring gradual contribution increases to restore its reserves to the statutory 25% level.