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Global Foreign Exchange situated in Johannesburg since 2002, and one branch in Fordsburg and another in OR Tambo Airport.
Global Foreign Exchange provides foreign currency in exchange for the Rand and turns Rands into foreign currency. With no dilution of our selected core competency, a bureau de change in its cleanest format - serving the travel and leisure industry, as well as corporate clients and the banking sector.

Global Foreing Exchange core values:

Transparency
Create a relationship based on trust and efficiency
Long term relationship
Commitment to be the best
People matter -our staff, our clients, our suppliers

Contact Details:

Contact Person:  Lebogang Sekgobela
Contact Number:  0113260062
Website:  http://www.globalforeignexchange.co.za/
E-mail:  lebo@ever.co.za

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Tryfinance Financial Services fully understand the problem experienced by Blacklisted people with home loans applications difficulties when comes to getting a competitive mortgage deal.

Tryfinance constantly helps people who are blacklisted and getting them back on a solid credit foundation again. We do this by giving them the creditworthiness guarantee certificate when they apply for the home loan, by utilizing an equity release mortgage and debt consolidation approach.

Contact Details for Tryfinance Financial Services:

Contact Person: MACHELE JOHN MOSIKATSANA
Cell Number: 071 404 0930
Website: www.tryfinance.co.za
E-mail: john.mosikatsana@gmail.com

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Debt Control Management (DCM) is the parent company of Consumer Assist.  DCM manages and controls court orders and maintenance on behalf of large companies such as Edgars and Woolworths.

Consumer Assist has been helping over-indebted consumers since 2008 by introducing financial wellness programmes in company environments to assist staff in gaining control of their finances and avoid bad debt.  They also assist people who are already over-indebted with advice and debt management solutions.

ABSA has collaborated with DCM to offer ABSA employees access to the appropriate debt management solutions for their employees.  This has also reduced the burden on ABSA’s payroll department, since employees have been empowered to take control of their financial position.

The National Credit Regulator (NCR) has requested DCM to conduct debt counsellor workshops in areas with a high debt counsellor density (currently Gauteng, the Western Cape, the Eastern Cape and Kwa-Zulu Natal).  At these workshops, debt counsellors are trained to understand the process whereby DCM collects restructured payments from over-indebted consumers and distributes them between credit providers.

In 2008, DCM was been appointed by the NCR to collect these payments, and payments to several credit providers have already been facilitated this way.  However, too few debt counsellors are aware of the facility or the procedure.  These debt counsellors are urged to attend the workshop in their areas.

Debt Control Management has experienced other problems too, highlighting the need for proper training of debt counsellors.  DCM has been unable to trace many of the payments they have received.  Debt counsellors do not always provide detailed instructions as to how the payments should be distributed, and for which accounts.  Inaccurate banking details have also led to credit providers being unable to match debtors’ names and account numbers, so the funds that cannot be allocated are deposited in Debt Control Management’s account.

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Financially free with Consumer Assist today!

Debt repayments have a way of quietly mounting until a consumer realises that he has taken on too much debt.  Several small debt repayments per month may carry a high combined interest rate (and multiple service fees) and these all increase when interest rates do.  Soon, a consumer may barely be able to keep up with these repayments, especially after repeated interest rate increases.  A consumer may become over-indebted when he can no longer meet these repayments.

Debt consolidation is one of the best ways to manage multiple debts.  The consumer takes out one consolidation loan to pay off his other, smaller loans.  This may sound like dangerous territory, but there is a good reason this method may work very well: the consumer gets an opportunity to settle all his multiple debts and may obtain a significantly better interest rate on one, larger amount.  He also has more control over the structuring the new loan and may specify repayment conditions that better suits his budget. A restructured home loan may achieve the same results; the difference is that the consumer does not have to apply for an additional loan.  In the same way, he can settle his multiple debts by paying it out of his home loan.  The home loan runs over a much longer period and at a lower interest rate than small, short-term loans and it can ease the consumer’s debt burden significantly.

Selling assets to settle debt is seldom a good idea, but it may be one of the options available to a consumer who is in bad financial shape and may face a negative credit record.  Trading in an expensive car on a smaller, more economical one, may be a sound solution. A short-term solution to ease a consumer’s debt repayments is to take on less short-term debt, like store accounts.  In the case of clothes accounts, a consumer could easily manage a few months without buying clothes, and allow the paid-off clothes account to disappear from the monthly debt repayment list.

Contact details for Consumer Assist:

Consumer Assist contact number: 0861 21 22 23
Consumer information: consumer@customerloyalty.co.za

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When searching for construction financial packages you will surely benefit by visiting Try-Finance Financial Services today. Guarantees and the Capital Enhancement Financial Instruments are intended to give surety of finance aiming to promote development of new constructions projects, expansion and erection of anything between private houses, cluster houses, small blocks of flats up to large projects such as shopping centre, sugar mills, power estates, refineries as well as infrastructure such as bridges, roads, dams, water reticulation and pipelines.

Try-Finance also provide the constructions financial packages like, comprehensive ALL Risk Covers like, contract works, machinery breakdown, accident loss or damage to plant and machinery during the operations of the contract as well as loss of gross profit, loss of revenue or increase costs of working.

The Guarantees and Capital Enhancement are also issued to assist constructions and engineering projects to secure finances for the Tax Allowances Scheme, Tenders, Custom Duty Payments, Invoice Factoring Bridging Finances, and to get Lucrative Cash Grants, Subsidies, Finance to start formal businesses to buy or hire, lease plant and machinery.

At Try-Finance we have had the privilege of advising constructions and engineering companies on all this financial packages all over South Africa. If there are packages you would find interesting for future discussion.

Contact Details for TRYFINANCE FINANCIAL SERVICES:

Tel: +27 71 404 0930
Fax: 086 642 7944
Website: www.try-finance.co.za
Email: john@tryfinance.co.za

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