Last week on Financial Matters, we discussed financial stress and Aubrey asked a question about credit score, what is it, how is it calculated and why do consumers need it and this evening Dr Frank Magwegwe, Head of Financial Wellness and Advisory at Nedbank and GIBS faculty member, unpacks this for us.

Last week on Financial Matters, we discussed financial stress and Aubrey asked a question about credit score, what is it, how is it calculated and why do consumers need it and this evening Dr Frank Magwegwe, Head of Financial Wellness and Advisory at Nedbank and GIBS faculty member, unpacks this for us.

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The National Assembly (NA/Parliament) has taken a significant step by adopting a transformational amendment to its rules and guidelines for petitions. According to the country's highest legislative body, these regulations have been introduced to foster more open, transparent and responsive legislative processes. Previously, public petitions required an MP to act as an intermediary between the House and a member of the public. This decision has been as a progressive by parliament. The questions remains on how this will work, seeing that we had the Public Protector’s office and the National Council of Provinces where citizens could be able to voice that grievances. What happens to the other institutions? Will people still be able to access them? How will the process work? To gives more some insights into this issue we’re joined by Nolu Maki, spokesperson for Dear South Africa.

The National Assembly (NA/Parliament) has taken a significant step by adopting a transformational amendment to its rules and guidelines for petitions. According to the country's highest legislative body, these regulations have been introduced to foster more open, transparent and responsive legislative processes. Previously, public petitions required an MP to act as an intermediary between the House and a member of the public. This decision has been as a progressive by parliament. The questions remains on how this will work, seeing that we had the Public Protector’s office and the National Council of Provinces where citizens could be able to voice that grievances. What happens to the other institutions? Will people still be able to access them? How will the process work? To gives more some insights into this issue we’re joined by Nolu Maki, spokesperson for Dear South Africa.

Financial Matters: What are the options available to a consumer struggling to keep up with debt payments?

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