As South Africans head into the Easter period, many households are facing a very different financial reality compared to previous years. Rising food prices, increasing fuel costs, and ongoing economic pressure mean that even small seasonal expenses can strain already tight budgets. Financial experts, including Ester Ochse, are urging consumers to plan ahead, spend intentionally, and avoid unnecessary debt to ensure a meaningful Easter without long-term financial stress. 

Guest: Ester Ochse: Product Head of Integrated Advice at FNB

As South Africans head into the Easter period, many households are facing a very different financial reality compared to previous years. Rising food prices, increasing fuel costs, and ongoing economic pressure mean that even small seasonal expenses can strain already tight budgets. Financial experts, including Ester Ochse, are urging consumers to plan ahead, spend intentionally, and avoid unnecessary debt to ensure a meaningful Easter without long-term financial stress.&nbsp;
Guest: Ester Ochse: Product Head of Integrated Advice at FNB

THE MORNING BRIEF

As South Africans head into the Easter period, many households are facing a very different financial reality compared to previous years. Rising food prices, increasing fuel costs, and ongoing economic pressure mean that even small seasonal expenses can strain already tight budgets