Welcome to Three Peaks | Financial Services
Three Peaks is an established financial services company based in KwaZulu Natal. Since 1989, we have worked with an extensive client base across South Africa, Namibia and Swaziland.
Our dedicated team is committed, passionate, and proud of what we do. We understand what it takes to run a business focused on our clients’ needs and have a reputation for building long-lasting, trust-based relationships with all our clients.
We aim to be the most respected and trusted leader in personalised cash flow management solutions and customised short term insurance solutions. With integrity and innovation as our drivers, we offer professional services tailored to your specific needs.
Our services include:
- Personalised debit order collection, payment gateway and debtor management solutions, for SMME markets, and
- Expert short-term insurance solutions for domestic and commercial markets.
TestimonialsPlease could you convey our appreciation to Meryl for the wonderful and efficient manner she handled our latest claim. It is so refreshing to see a person with such a passion for her work and her clients.Meryl has really gone the extra mile for us. It was also a pleasure to meet Robin and he has spotted an area which we had not considered in our cover when transporting children. It appears that you have assembled a wonderful staff compliment at Three Peaks. The car provided by the car hire was perfect. Once again thanks to Meryl efforts. Andre and Trudi-Lee |
Latest NewsThis is the final in a three part series on debt collection. The first, you will recall, dealt with “…all about being methodical” and the second, about “….getting it in writing”. Provided one is methodical, it is not difficult to implement a simple system which, apart from anything else will keep you focused on the fact that work which you have done, has still to be paid for! |
BlogThe recent publicity surrounding the case of Jerrier vs Outsurance, in the Kwazulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg High Court, seems to have raised more questions than answers. In this case the court found in favour of the insurer who had rejected the claim based on the drivers alleged intoxication and non-disclosure. The main issue revolves around the disclosure of ‘material’ facts. |



