Fuel price hike, rate rise and medical aid costs create perfect storm for South African households
Higher petrol prices, a 7.25% policy rate and double-digit medical aid hikes mean employees must rethink salary increases and benefits
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) is the country’s central bank, responsible for monetary policy, setting the repo rate, and safeguarding financial stability. It is independent of the national government by law.
Higher petrol prices, a 7.25% policy rate and double-digit medical aid hikes mean employees must rethink salary increases and benefits
Wednesday, 14 October
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