Lindile Sifile

5 days ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Lindile Sifile

Postbank has warned social grants beneficiaries using its black and gold cards against scammers targeting the cards and their pin information. According to the bank, the recent scam involves fraudsters impersonating Postbank officials and targeting social beneficiaries in their homes. The beneficiaries are then duped into handing over their Postbank grant cards and PIN information under the pretext that there is something that requires fixing on the cards.

5 days ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Lindile Sifile

A motorist whose vehicle theft claim was initially rejected by his insurer — for failing to fit a secondary tracker in his car — has found reprieve after an industry ombudsman ordered the insurer to pay more than R680,000 to its client. Christo Nel dragged Barton Insurance Brokers of Parktown, Joburg, before the consumer tribunal when his claim for vehicle theft was repudiated in July 2023. This after he could not produce proof of a second tracker in his stolen Toyota Fortuner 2.8 GD6 4x4.

1 week ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Lindile Sifile

Judge Lindiwe Rusi, in the Mthatha high court,Eastern Cape, ruled that Nomana Khalipha’s accident claim against the RAF had too many holes in it and that she could not benefit from the fund. A woman’s bid to get the Road Accident Fund (RAF) to pay her R3,3m was dismissed after the court found that her testimony about the alleged accident was “superficial as though tailored”.

1 week ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Lindile Sifile

According to Nshalati Hlungwane, institutional client's manager at Allan Gray. says a successful retirement depends on managing both your finances and your time. From your early forties until about five years before you reach retirement is the best time to put gas in your retirement savings and ensure you live comfortably in the final stages of your life. This is according to Nshalati Hlungwane, institutional clients manager at Allan Gray.

1 week ago | sowetanlive.co.za | Lindile Sifile

lawyer Nonhle Nothando Nkomonde A lawyer who allegedly stole from a deceased person's bank account and bought herself eight houses has been suspended from practising. The high court in Pretoria closed the door on Nonhle Nothando Nkomonde of Alberton, Ekurhuleni, on Tuesday following 29 complaints related to mismanagement of deceased estates and illegal sale of properties she sold on behalf of her clients. Her clients lodged complaints with the Legal Practice Council (LPC).