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Breaking Money Silence

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Over 40% of South Africans avoid money conversations, even though finances are their biggest source of stress. Tebogo Motsepe from Nedbank shares insights from Nedbank’s NedFinHealth Index, exploring why shame, fear, and family norms keep people silent — and how everyday conversations can build healthier financial habits and long‑term confidence.
24 Sep English South Africa Business

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