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PODCAST | PAYDAY TO PAYDAY: Behind anxious wallets

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By Sibongile Mashaba
| Sowetan Verified
At least 39% of consumers say they expect that they could miss a repayment on a bill or loan in the coming months. This week, Payday to Payday looks at insights on consumers’ personal finances which include credit trends as people struggle to make ends meet to vehicle finance and home loans. TransUnion’s director of research and consulting, Ayesha Hatea, helps us unpack the latest Consumer Pulse Study for the second quarter of 2026. July marks Savings Month.
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How to balance black tax with your wealth goals

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By Sibongile Mashaba
| Sowetan Verified
Story audio is generated using AI From tracking your expenses over the months to understand how much you are contributing towards the upkeep of your family to protecting your sources of income. These are some of the steps young black professionals can implement to ensure that they do not compromise their financial futures.
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How financial stress is affecting our homes

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By Sibongile Mashaba
| Sowetan Verified
Story audio is generated using AI Financial stress is increasingly infiltrating SA homes, and financial anxiety is no longer just what people worry about come month-end, but it’s a constant psychological burden. Home-life stress has spiked from 33% in 2025 to 42% in 2026, DebtBusters Money Stress Tracker findings, which were released on Tuesday, show. This is the highest level recorded since the survey was launched in 2022.
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