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HOW TO APPLY FOR REHABILITATION AFTER SEQUESTRATION IN SOUTH AFRICA 2026

While sequestration initially provided much-needed relief from overwhelming debt, remaining an "unrehabilitated insolvent" carries long-term restrictions. Therefore, moving toward rehabilitation is a vital part of your long-term recovery strategy.

Seven Signs Your Company Is Legally Insolvent | How to Recognise When it is Time to Liquidate

Recognising the seven signs your company is legally insolvent is one of the most important responsibilities a South African director carries.

Once a business crosses the line from financial strain into legal insolvency, your duties shift, your risks increase, and continuing to trade can expose you to personal liability.

Understanding these signs early protects you, your staff, and your future and ensures you comply with the Companies Act.

Can Declaring Bankruptcy Be the Reset Button You Need? Learn How To Reset Your Finances in 2026.

Declaring bankruptcy is no longer a "worst-case scenario". For many, it is becoming a necessary strategic move as the start of 2026 brings a bittersweet reality to South African households.

Why Sequestration Is the Ultimate "Plan B" When Debt Review Fails?

When a debt repayment plan spans a decade or leaves a household with negative cash flow, the legal alternative is voluntary sequestration, a process designed not just to manage debt but to discharge it (get debt written off).

How To Stay Financially Stable After Motus Salary Cuts

How to stay financially stable after Motus salary cuts that’s the question echoing through hundreds of South African households right now. Families who were already living on the edge are suddenly facing income reductions of up to 30%, while still carrying the same rent, school fees, transport costs, and debt obligations as before. The uncertainty is overwhelming, and the financial pressure is immediate.

Get Expert Advice on Personal Insolvency in South Africa

Personal insolvency is often raised quietly in financial consultations, usually after trying to manage debt without success. It is not a decision point on its own but rather a legal debt relief remedy that needs to be understood before any course of action is considered.

When the Smoke Clears, the Debt Begins | How to Deal with It | Get Out of Debt

As the Eastern Cape fires die down, the financial distress begins. From sequestration as a last resort to business rescue and debt review, discover the essential debt relief solutions for households and businesses left with no means to rebuild.

When the Flame Die, Debt Begins | How to Deal with the After-math of Veld-Fires in the Eastern Cape

Veld fires in the Eastern Cape leave households facing severe financial loss, debt and income disruption. Learn how debt review, sequestration, business rescue or liquidation can help families recover financially.

For many Eastern Cape households, veld fires don’t end when the flames are extinguished. They mark the beginning of a deep and lasting financial crisis.

How Insolvency Helps Retrenched Employees Recover Financially

The wave of retrenchments and restructuring at the Motus Group at the start of 2026 has highlighted a reality many South Africans are facing. Even long-standing, stable employment can disappear with little warning. For affected employees, the impact goes far beyond the loss of a job; it often triggers a rapid financial crisis.

Financial Distress and the Festive Season | How to Overcome Overspending...

In many households in South Africa, financial distress and the festive season go hand in hand. This is especially problematic for households that already experienced over-indebtedness prior to the festive season.

The festive season is meant to be a time of rest and celebration. However, for many South Africans, it is also the period when financial distress intensifies. Rising living costs, social pressure to spend, and easy access to credit combine to create a perfect storm that leaves households vulnerable well into the new year.