A local man shared a glimpse of his payslip, showing that he received less than R500 net pay after deductions. People advised the man what he should do.
The deductions included a home loan from a bank, garnishees, medical aid and other companies he had to pay, it can be a downer to watch a portion of their salary disappear due to deductions. In one unfortunate case, a man showed he was left with less than R500 after paying other necessary costs.Many social media users went to the comment section to share their thoughts on what the man should do about the deductions.
Maybe a consolidation loan that will reduce the amount you're paying, but the term and interest will be more.""It's better to start a small business on the side. What are you going to buy with R460? You can't even get to work every day with R460."Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies and Linguistics.
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