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No savings, no budget and taking on bad debts? 7 money mistakes you should avoid in 2024

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Stick to your budget and taking charge of your financial future.
Stick to your budget and taking charge of your financial future.
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A recent survey by Sanlam found that 70 percent of South Africans run out of money before the end of the month and only 18 percent are able to stick to a spending plan.

Debt is clearly a problem for many South Africans.  Blessing Utete, Managing Executive at Old Mutual Corporate, agrees.

“Costs are eating into all our budgets – it’s like a hold-up every time we fill up at the petrol pump, food inflation is in double digits, repaying a home loan for a new R2 million bond has increased by more than R4 000 per month since the beginning of 2022, and Eskom had proposed a 32 percent tariff increase.

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