1Life Insurance survey indicates a shift in generational debt trends among South African women

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GUEST - Hayley Parry, Money Coach and Facilitator at 1Life's Truth About Money.
A recent 1Life Insurance survey has indicated a shift in generational debt trends among South African women, as they relentlessly pursue financial security amid economic challenges. Over 50% of respondents (led by women) indicated that they do not have generational debt and plan to keep it this way, ensuring they do not pass any debt to their own children.
27 Aug 2PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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