
South Africans swipe more, save less as financial strain deepens
The SpendTrend25 report reveals how high interest rates and stagnant incomes are pushing consumers towards credit, loyalty rewards, and early retirement withdrawals.
The SpendTrend25 report reveals how high interest rates and stagnant incomes are pushing consumers towards credit, loyalty rewards, and early retirement withdrawals.
A new report shows that while most spending still goes to food, fuel and travel, the real shift is in how South Africans are paying – with digital tools rapidly replacing cash across all age and income groups.
BankservAfrica data shows cash demand remained high in December, with online shopping also seeing record growth.
One digital bank emerges head and shoulders above the rest in the 2024 South African Banking Sentiment Index.
The financial services group reports a 17% rise in normalised operating profit to R11.6bn, with strong performance from its South African businesses.
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Within five years of operation, Discovery Bank has differentiated itself in a competitive market by leveraging its shared-value model and innovative financial products.
The Ombudsman for Banking Services was kept busy with complaints about current accounts, loans, savings accounts, credit cards, and home loans.
The bank claims its dynamic interest rate offering will allow clients to save up to R2.8 billion in interest repayments a year.
Shopping statistics reveal top trends in consumer purchases over the Black Friday weekend.
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