Personal Finance

President Ramaphosa signs law giving access to retirement funds

President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into law the Revenue Laws Amendment Bill of 2023, which establishes a “two-pot” system that gives members of retirement...

Protect your pocket: Safeguard your finances from online shopping pitfalls

In a digital age marked by convenience and accessibility, online shopping has become an integral part of consumer culture, offering a vast array of...

Understanding household affordability is crucial in this era of economic uncertainty

In the maze of today’s economy, where the cost of living seems to scale ever upwards, understanding household affordability is not just wise, it...

Harnessing the power of collective saving through traditional stokvels

At a time when the cost of living seems to only go up, South Africans are finding innovative ways to save money, turning to...

Three reasons why you should keep a home contents inventory

Statistics from Content Hub show that 79.4% of South Africans are underinsured by 51.9% for the value of their possessions. Under-insurance happens when the...

Be moneywise this Valentine’s Day

Times are hard, money is expensive and it's okay to be a bit frugal at a time like this! Consumers normally splurge on Valentine’s Day...

New stokvel buys members a new house every six months

A group of 20 Gauteng residents have started a stokvel with a monthly savings that will buy a member a house cash every six...

Navigating personal loans: path to financial freedom demands caution

In an era where financial opportunities thrive and personal aspirations constantly change, personal loans emerge as a tempting solution to transform dreams into reality,...

Country’s youth lack financial literacy

In an era of technological advancements and easy access to financial systems, educators are increasingly highlighting the significance of teaching teenagers and young adults...

Financial behaviour: Power of financial education for students

Recent studies highlight that third-year university/tertiary SA students, especially women and black youth, have low levels of basic financial education. In a recent webinar hosted...

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