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Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email The proportion of take-home pay that applicants need to service debt is very high compared to many other countries – 68%. For those earning more than R35 000 a month, the situation is even worse – 74% of take-home pay is needed to service debts.
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