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Essay Published February 27, 2015

Schüssler vs Judge Davis

Do South Africans get value for their tax money? JOHANNESBURG – South Africans pay a lot of tax and get very little for it. Or do they? Judge Dennis Davis, the chair of the Davis Tax Committee that was tasked with a comprehensive review of South… Read more

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Essay Published February 26, 2015

Nene gives, but takes more – economist

Electricity levy increase criticised by industry. Tax payers have received some relief from Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene who delivered his budget speech on Wednesday, but the net effect will be more pressure on their pockets, says Absa economist… Read more

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Essay Published February 11, 2015

BETI February 2015 - January transactions show SA economy flat but slowly positive

The latest BankservAfrica Economic Transaction Index (BETI) has revealed that January had 80. 7 million transactions via the BankservAfrica payments system, up 1.1% on 2014. The standardised monetary value fell below R600 billion for the first time since… Read more

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Album Published February 9, 2015

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Essay Published February 4, 2015

Defaulters 'could drive paying public to revolt'

Cape Town - Eskom load shedding could make consumers who actually do pay for electricity feel they are getting the raw end of the deal and lead to a full-scale tax revolt similar to that already seen in the non-payment of e-tolls, economist Mike… Read more

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Essay Published January 30, 2015

Could you survive on less than R10,000 a month?

More than 85% of those who receive private pensions do. CAPE TOWN – The average private pension received in South Africa in December 2014 was just R5 722. More than 85% of private pensions are below R10 000. That is according to figures released this… Read more

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Essay Published January 29, 2015

BankservAfrica launches South Africa’s first Private Pension Index

Africa’s largest automated payments clearing house, BankservAfrica, today launched its BankservAfrica Private Pension Index (BPPI), the first private pension data series in South Africa and one of the few available in the world today. The index… Read more

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Essay Published January 23, 2015

Petrol price could drop by R1 - expert

Cape Town - The petrol price is falling so quickly that a further reduction of R1 may be on the cards, according to economist Mike Schüssler of economists. co. za."About two weeks ago I thought it would drop another 25 cents, then about a week ago it… Read more

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Essay Published January 14, 2015

SA on the brink of a national black-out – Eskom CEO

One event is all it needs, Matona tells stakeholders. Eskom CEO Tshediso Matona on Monday told stakeholders that one unexpected event at any of its power stations could push the country to the total failure of the national electricity system that may… Read more

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Essay Published December 19, 2014

Rand affected by rouble: Economist

The rand was being affected by the Russian rouble's depreciation because they exported similar commodities, and could be seen in the same emerging market basket, an economist said on Thursday. The rand has fallen to levels against the US dollar last seen… Read more

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