
SCA settles conflicting views on jurisdiction for ‘shortfall’ claims
The SCA rules that section 127(8) of the NCA empowers Magistrates’ Courts to hear these claims, but it does not bar High Court proceedings.

The SCA rules that section 127(8) of the NCA empowers Magistrates’ Courts to hear these claims, but it does not bar High Court proceedings.

Lenders and dealers should dig deeper into living costs, dependants, and insurance obligations to avoid stretching consumers beyond their means.

Attend this practical session on PCC 23A, Directive 11, and the steps needed to submit a complete and defensible return.

The Credit Association of South Africa sets out key aspects of the process that consumers should understand.

Fusion has applied for leave to appeal a High Court order that interdicted it from issuing certain construction guarantees and found them to be insurance business.

The High Court rejects arguments that excess transactions processed during a system error amounted to unlawful credit extension.

MBSE visits automotive dealerships to equip F&I professionals with CPD, FICA, and POPIA training tailored for their workplace needs.

The SCA rules that buyers may rely on actio redhibitoria to unwind financed vehicle purchases marred by latent defects, even when the deal falls under the NCA.

A subsequent, corrected section 129 notice cannot cure defects in the original notice once summary judgment proceedings have begun.

INkundla ithi ababoneleli ngetyala kufuneka baqinisekise ukungafihli ngokupheleleyo ekuvezeni uhlobo, iindleko, kunye neziphumo zenkxaso-mali yeze ntlawulo.

The Association’s proposal will embed COFI’s principles and the TCF outcomes into debt-counselling practice.

The Supreme Court confirms that any post-default restructuring of NCA-regulated loans must comply strictly with the Act.

The Court says credit providers must ensure full transparency in disclosing the nature, cost, and financing implications of these charges.

The Regulations have allowed credit bureaus to obtain consumer information from educational institutions for the past 19 years.

As regulatory enforcement escalates, MBSE’s specialised FICA, POPIA and NCA short courses provide financial professionals with the most practical way to stay compliant, avoid costly penalties, and build lasting client trust.

An affordability assessment will require lenders to recognise revenue from commercial activity funded by credit and the potential realisation of assets.

BNPL’s credit-like features require the same statutory protections under the National Credit Act, says MicroFinance South Africa.