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Archive Last Updated: 2026-09-01


Archive Record: 2026-08-15 — Case Study 3

The Recovering Divorcee

In Durban, After a messy divorce, continuous legal battles left Amandas finances in ruins.

Joint accounts were neglected by her ex-spouse, leaving her name blacklisted with multiple defaults.


Salary: R28,000 / month

Expenses: R24,000 / month (Single parenting expenses, rent)


Steps Taken:

1. Provided the legal divorce decree and proof of stable independent income.

2. Found a modest, budget-friendly SUV for her kids.

3. Demonstrated a clean banking record post-divorce.


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Archive Record: 2026-08-01 — Case Study 2

The Medical Bill Emergency

Elena from Cape Town had an immaculate credit history until an unexpected medical emergency left her with massive out-of-pocket bills.

She prioritized health costs over her retail accounts, resulting in severe judgements on her credit profile.


Salary: R22,000 / month

Expenses: R19,500 / month (Including ongoing medical payment arrangements)


Steps Taken:

1. Compiled proof of the medical crisis to show the defaults were a one-time life event.

2. Put down a small 10% deposit saved from a tax return.

3. Selected a certified pre-owned sedan.


Assisted by: SA Motor Loans

Archive Record: 2026-07-18 — Case Study 1

The Retrenched Professional

Thabo from Johannesburg was retrenched from his corporate job.

During four months of unemployment, he defaulted on two credit cards, leading to an adverse credit status.

He recently landed a new position but needed a vehicle to commute to his new office.


Salary: R35,000 / month (New contract)

Expenses: R28,000 / month (Rent, school fees, clearing old debt)


Steps Taken:

1. Gathered his new employment contract and first new payslip.

2. Provided bank statements showing his new regular income deposit.

3. Applied for a reliable, fuel-efficient hatchback to keep monthly repayments low.


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