Business groups criticise withdrawal of NCA amendments
The Regulations have allowed credit bureaus to obtain consumer information from educational institutions for the past 19 years.
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An out-of-date will can be as risky as having no will at all
Marriage, divorce, children, or business changes – life doesn’t stand still, and neither should your will. Wills Week is a reminder to act now.
Policy breaches alone are not enough to justify debarment
The Tribunal said allegations of not following sales scripts may breach internal policy but do not in themselves demonstrate dishonesty or a lack of integrity.
R9.2m RAF claim crashes over tailgating and lack of proof
A High Court ruling shows that failing to keep a safe following distance – and failing to back up your story with solid evidence – can cost you your case as well as your claim.
Tribunal upholds R1.18m fine and debarment for unauthorised services
Pierre Erasmus said the sanctions were disproportionate, and his dealings with clients were friendships, not formal business relationships.
Discovery Group lifts annual profit by 29% to R15.2bn
Discovery Bank reported its first profitable half, while Discovery Insure’s operating profit jumped by 229%, helped by lower claims and favourable weather.
High Court rules no automatic liability for Eskom in rural house fire
Eastern Cape court rules section 25 claims need credible proof of electricity causing damage.
One click to learning: MBSE introduces progressive web app
Students can now access MBSE’s courses and materials with a single click from desktop or mobile, enjoying seamless, on-the-go learning without opening a browser.
Decoding medical plans for your clients
The first edition of our new series unpacks the types of medical plan, who they suit, and why the cheapest option isn’t always the smartest choice.
Luvuyo Burial hit with three more Ombud rulings over unpaid funeral claims
The funeral provider has faced repeated determinations this year after failing to settle valid claims.
New dismissal code recognises small business constraints
The code sets out how dismissals must meet substantive and procedural fairness requirements.
FSCA urges whole-of-market push to combat soaring digital fraud
The Authority signs an agreement with SABRIC and the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service to enable a faster system-wide response to scams.
Old Mutual lifts earnings by 29% on strong markets and underwriting gains
Results from operations rose 16% to R4.94bn in the six months to June, boosted by a 71% surge in Old Mutual Insure’s contribution.
Impersonation scammers target TCEPMA and iFX Brokers
The FSCA also cautions against dealing with Hlalani Rocken Nkuna, who markets trading signals but is not authorised.
Provisional curator to advise on future of medical scheme
The curator will assess Sizwe Hosmed’s finances and recommend whether it should merge, be liquidated, or continue.
Client’s ‘substance-induced’ U-turn fails to convince Tribunal
The client initially swore to non-consent, but in a second affidavit he said drugs clouded his memory, insisting he was present when the policies were initiated.
Influencers in the tax net: SARS clarifies approach to digital income
Remuneration extends beyond cash payments – products, services, and travel perks must also be declared as taxable income.
