South Africa is currently facing a wave of corporate distress, with several major companies retrenching employees or entering liquidation. These developments have far-reaching consequences—not only for the economy but also for thousands of individuals and families who now face financial uncertainty. At Insolvency Care, we understand the emotional and financial toll of sudden job loss. That’s why we’re here to help you navigate the storm… Read More »Retrenchments and Liquidations in South Africa | What You Need to Know

Insolvency Act 24 of 1936 Explained: A Guide to South African Debt Relief Law The Insolvency Act 24 of 1936 is a cornerstone of South African financial law. It governs how individuals and businesses can be declared insolvent, how their assets are managed during the process, and how creditors are repaid. This article provides a straightforward explanation of the Insolvency Act, its practical implications, and… Read More »How to use the Insolvency Act | Infinite Debt Solutions

Empowering You with Legally Compliant Debt Relief Options Many residents in Mpumalanga are asking: Can I legally and safely have my debt written off, given the pressure from retrenchments, factory closures, and rising living costs? At Insolvency Care, we believe in clarity, compliance, and empowerment. This guide explains how debt write-off works, who qualifies, and why Mpumalanga residents should act now—especially in light of recent… Read More »Debt Write-Off in Mpumalanga | What You Need to Know

Load shedding. Water shortages. Internet instability. Flooding. Road collapse. South African businesses across all nine provinces are facing a wave of infrastructure failures that disrupt operations, drive up costs, and, in many cases, result in cash flow collapse, client attrition, and legal insolvency. At Insolvency Care, we understand how these mounting pressures can lead to sequestration or liquidation—and we support directors with professional, confidential, and… Read More »Why Businesses Are Liquidating | Financial Survival…

Regsadvies oor die likwidasie van ’n maatskappy: Belangrike stappe vir sake-eienaars In South Africa, company liquidation is a formal legal process used to close a financially distressed business. Whether initiated voluntarily or through court proceedings, liquidation allows companies to settle debts, dissolve contracts, and exit in a structured, lawful manner. This guide outlines the legal steps, what business owners should prepare for, and the support… Read More »Learn About Company Liquidation | How to Navigate the Process…

Het jy ’n Kennisgewing ingevolge Artikel 129 ontvang? Leer hier hoe om dit te hanteer, stap-vir-stap… For many South Africans facing financial distress, a Section 129 letter, also known as a default notice or letter of demand, can feel intimidating. But this legal document is not yet a court summons. It’s a signal that action is needed and help is available. 📬 What Is a… Read More »What to do about a Section 129 letter? | How to Respond?

When personal debt becomes too overwhelming to manage, South African law offers a structured process known as voluntary sequestration. This legal route falls under the Insolvency Act 24 of 1936, and it’s designed to protect both the individual and their creditors when liabilities exceed assets. This article explains what personal insolvency means, how the process works, and what implications it may have on your future.… Read More »Personal Insolvency | What is the meaning of Personal Sequestration?

In Gauteng’s competitive and unpredictable business climate, financial distress can arise fast—from retrenchments and energy disruptions to supply chain breakdowns and post-pandemic recovery slumps. For companies on the brink, business rescue and liquidation remain two key legal options designed to offer structure, compliance, and closure. This guide explores both, grounded in current legislation and sector realities. ⚖️ What Is Business Rescue? Business rescue is a… Read More »Business Rescue vs Liquidation in Gauteng? | Do you know now?