WATCH: A third of upcoming high-income South Africans don’t have emergency savings
Business Day TV speaks to Doret Jooste, head of money management at Standard Bank
28 July 2024 - 19:10
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Tough economic conditions have made it difficult to build emergency cash savings. According to Standard Bank a third of upcoming high-income earners, those earning between R25,000 and R58,000 a month, have no accessible emergency savings. Business Day TV spoke to Doret Jooste, head of Money Management at Standard Bank, for more insight.
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WATCH: A third of upcoming high-income South Africans don’t have emergency savings
Business Day TV speaks to Doret Jooste, head of money management at Standard Bank
Tough economic conditions have made it difficult to build emergency cash savings. According to Standard Bank a third of upcoming high-income earners, those earning between R25,000 and R58,000 a month, have no accessible emergency savings. Business Day TV spoke to Doret Jooste, head of Money Management at Standard Bank, for more insight.
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