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5 things drivers should know before something goes wrong

A breakdown rarely comes at a convenient time. One minute you’re on the road, and the next a warning light appears on the dashboard, leaving you wondering what’s wrong and how much it could cost to fix. For many drivers, the first question is: “Will my warranty cover this?” The answer depends on a few […]

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Medical aid, medical insurance and gap cover: What each one covers (or does not cover)

When someone in the family needs a doctor, scan, specialist or hospital procedure, healthcare cover quickly stops feeling like paperwork. It becomes a practical question: who pays, how much, and what happens if there’s a shortfall? For many consumers, the confusion starts with three terms that sound similar: medical aid, medical insurance and gap cover.

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4 reasons your car colour matters more than you think

Most people choose the colour of their new wheels with their heart, guided by taste, personality, availability or what looks best on the showroom floor. Yet, that choice can follow them long after the keys are handed over. Keagan Sloman, head of Product at financial services provider The Unlimited, believes motorists should look beyond personal

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Claim and simple: 7 reasons car warranty claims get rejected

One minute you’re driving to work, fetching the kids or running errands. The next, your car’s at the workshop needing a major repair, with a quote you weren’t expecting. For those with a motor warranty, that’s usually the moment they breathe a sigh of relief and expect their cover to kick in. But when a

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Trust on the line: How to recognise a legitimate telesales call

Most of us recognise the moment: An unknown number flashes on the screen. We hesitate, decline or answer, expecting to disengage quickly. Unsolicited calls have become part of everyday life. Increasingly, the instinct to avoid them is driven by more than inconvenience. It’s about trust. The recent shutdown of an illegal call centre in Umhlanga

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