How generic medicine pricing could lower a pharmacy bill
Medicine prices are not as simple as choosing the cheapest box on the shelf. The active ingredient, pharmacy fee and medical scheme rules all affect what you pay.
Liz Thorne
Induction plate, air fryer or microwave: Which one uses less electricity?
Choosing the cheapest appliance is not always as simple as looking at the price tag or the wattage printed on the box. Microwaves, induction plates and air fryers each have strengths, and the most economical option depends on what you are cooking and how long it takes.
Could a repairability score help South Africans buy appliances?
A low purchase price can lose its appeal when a minor fault leads to an expensive replacement. Repairability information could help you assess more than the amount shown on the shelf.
How to prepare a claim for the Small Claims Court
A dispute does not become court-ready simply because you know you are owed money. You need to prove the debt, follow the required process and present your case in a form the commissioner can assess.
Why the dividend paid into your account is lower than the amount declared
Dividend figures can look confusing when the company announcement and your account show different amounts. Knowing which numbers to compare makes it easier to check the payment.
Is an extended warranty worth the extra money?
Paying extra for longer cover does not always mean you get more protection. Check what you already have and what the new policy would cover before you agree.
What SA’s opt-out registry means for unwanted sales calls
Unwanted sales calls may become easier to challenge under South Africa’s new opt-out rules.