RAF losing R3bn a year to opportunistic loss of income claims
The RAF is losing an estimated R3bn a year to loss of income claims from people who suffered only minor injuries in a motor accident.
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The RAF is losing an estimated R3bn a year to loss of income claims from people who suffered only minor injuries in a motor accident.
The slew of legislation being rushed through includes retirement reform (the two-pot system) under the Revenue Laws Amendment Bill, the Pension Funds Amendment Bill, the Road Accident Fund Amendment Bill and the Expropriation Bill.
The Road Accident Fund has officially opened the doors to its customer relationship management centre which has already received more than 78,000 inquiries since July.
The Department of Transport intends to amend the Road Accident Fund (RAF)Act. This will result in changes that will make life much
Organisation concerned about govt’s desire to continue centralising Fund further into the hands of greedy officials