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In some cases, a caregiver may be persuaded to change the beneficiaries of a life insurance policy using the older person’s computer. This can make the transaction appear legitimate to the insurer. Months later, the person may be falsely declared dead and their policies paid out without their knowledge.
Fedhasa warns that many cannot afford additional costs. Hospitality industry association Fedhasa has warned that extending a collective
All the highlights … Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana bit the bullet and announced much-needed temporary fuel relief measures for South
By: Katharine Child
PwC's latest remuneration report shows performance-linked pay is increasing much faster than fixed pay.
Government extends the SRD grant for another year. The government expects to save R13 billion on social assistance over the next three years
South Africa's Constitution and regulatory environment stifle growth, according to Finance Minister Enoch Gondongwana.
By: Katharine Child
And plans to tender for technology to track excise-taxed products.
By: Katharine Child, Tania Broughton
French riots a cautionary tale for South Africa, big business warns
The group halved losses in its core supermarket business from R1bn to R516m during the six-month period.
By: Katharine Child
OneDayOnly found that 80% of online shoppers wait for discounts before making a purchase.
