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Why Most South Africans Still Prefer Cash in Hand; The Real Reasons Might Surprise You
Despite mobile banking growth, most South Africans still prefer cash due to mistrust in banks, cyber fraud fears, high fees, and limited infrastructure. With 94% withdrawing cash monthly and 8.5 million working in the informal sector, digital tools remain underused. This article explores cultural, economic, and regulatory reasons behind the cash preference and outlines what’s needed to transition toward safe, inclusive digital finance in South Africa.
SASSA Payments Could Be Late in May 2025; Steps You Must Take to Avoid Missing Out
SASSA has warned of possible grant delays in May 2025 due to stricter fraud and biometric checks. Beneficiaries must act fast: verify personal details, switch from Gold to Postbank Black Cards before 31 May, and avoid scams. This detailed guide covers exact steps, payment dates, and what to do if you're affected. Follow official instructions and apps to secure your grant and avoid missing out.
Grant Payouts Start This Week; Why Some SASSA Beneficiaries May Miss Out
SASSA began May 2025 grant payouts this week, but thousands of South Africans may face delays due to ID verification, income checks, and banking errors. This guide helps you understand the causes, solutions, and tips to avoid missing your payment. Learn how to update your details, check your status, and appeal denials through official channels and mobile banking options. Stay informed and secure your grant without interruptions.
2025 SASSA SRD Grant Boost Announced; Why Thousands Still Won’t See a Cent
The South African government has increased the SRD grant to R370 in 2025—but many applicants still aren't receiving payments. From UIF-related auto-rejections to incorrect banking details and digital barriers, several issues are preventing thousands from accessing their funds. This guide breaks down why this is happening and what steps you can take to fix it. Check your status, update your information, and submit your appeal to ensure you receive what you're entitled to.
