SASSA issued an apology to many grant recipients who were unable to collect their new gold card after their current one expired.
SASSA Gold Card Replacement Delay – valid until 31 December 2023 Read More »
The South African government provides free, basic municipal services to underprivileged households so that all individuals may have an adequate way of life. Read more here.
Free Government Municipal Services – Water and Electricity Read More »
Read about the new pass criteria NSFAS is implementing for the 2023 academic year, as well as the allowance amounts for accommodation and living expenses.
NSFAS New Pass Criteria and Allowance Amounts for 2023 Read More »
If you have noticed unauthorised deductions coming off your SASSA grant which you did not consent to, you are encouraged to submit a dispute by following these steps.
SASSA Dispute for Unauthorised Deduction Read More »
SASSA grants can be paid in cash at specific retailers or can be paid directly into your bank account – find out how to change your grant payment method here.
Change SASSA Grant Banking Details or Payment Method Read More »
Shoprite announced that SASSA Grant beneficiaries who hold gold cards expiring in the upcoming months, can avoid long queues and payment problems by simply switching to a Shoprite Money Market Account.
SASSA Grant Payments via Shoprite Money Market Read More »
When applying for SASSA grants, you will be required to complete specific documentation. One of the documents you will have to complete is an affidavit. Find all SASSA affidavits here.
SASSA Documents and Affidavits Read More »
The Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) uses a specific formula to calculate the benefits received by employees. Read more about UIF benefits and payment here.
How are UIF claims calculated and paid? Read More »
The Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) was established to give short-term relief to individuals when they lose their job due to adoption, maternity, and parental leave, as well as illness.
Who can claim UIF and how much can they claim? Read More »
The Department of Housing has confirmed that more than 3 million RDP houses have been built and have benefited up to 20 million people. Read all RDP Housing FAQ’s here.
