TCOB: Sanlam Credit Solutions releases its 2025 Credit Confidence Index

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The Sanlam Credit Solutions’ 2025 Credit Confidence Index has found that 51% of Gen X and Millennial users, the age groups where most mothers fall, are considered high credit risks, with credit scores below 75%.

In a world where time is short and demands are endless, South African moms are doing it all – raising families, building careers, and now, taking charge of their financial futures.

We spoke to Afua Darko, Head of Business at Sanlam Credit Solutions for an in-depth look at this Credit Confidence Index and some of its fascinating findings.

14 May English South Africa Business News

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