January arrives with its own financial pressures, such as purchases of school uniforms and stationery which, if not prepared for, can also put people into debt.
Sager warned that the consequence of debit orders bouncing often lingered long after the festive euphoria subsided.
What cash because we are unemployed? What...R350s?
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