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AI Ansaar Speaks to Annaline van der Poel About the Effect of Petrol and Utility Increases

Debt Rescue's Annaline van der Poel explains the effect that the 12% Electricity Price and the continuous Petrol Price increases has on South African consumers' household budgets. See how you can save as Annaline suggests some ways to save on electricity costs, such as using geyser blankets and timers.

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Examining the Complexities of Early Retirement Fund Withdrawals with Annaline van der Poel on HOT1027

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Tune in as Annaline van der Poel from Debt Rescue discusses the newly proposed two-pot retirement system, its implications for employees, and the balance between immediate financial relief and long-term security on OFM.

Exploring the Two-Pot Retirement System On OFM

In a detailed discussion on OFM Business Hour, Annaline van der Poel, from Debt Rescue, addresses the recent changes in fuel prices and their broader implications on the South African economy

Impact of Fuel Price Fluctuations OFM

South Africans are struggling since the fuel price has again increased by at least 82 cent per liter. The challenge is to be able to maintain the same lifestyle with the same salary. Neil Roets – CEO of Debt Rescue (TEL) explains how.

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South Africans are struggling since the fuel price has again increased

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South Africans are struggling since the fuel price has again increased

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