by Shanaaz Trethewey | Apr 21, 2026 | Personal Finance
How separation impacts tenants and landlords alike IT’S AN unfortunate reality that separations often break both the bank, and your heart. In situations where relationships are ending, both landlords and tenants are at risk. The last thing people wonder about is all...
by Grant Sherwood | Apr 21, 2026 | Personal Finance
Who you are should drive what you do, not the other way around IT’S WELL into 2026, and the adrenaline of the New Year has finally worn off. Goals that felt exciting in January now feel heavy. Motivation is dipping, exhaustion is creeping in, and many of us are...
by Nektarious Tzempelikos and Pantea Foroudi | Apr 21, 2026 | Personal Finance
We studied guest experiences to find out! A SELLING point of hotels has traditionally been the standardised service offered by their trained staff. In contrast, ‘peer-to-peer’ accommodation – of which Airbnb is the most popular host platform – is usually run more...
by Adam Furlan | Feb 17, 2026 | Personal Finance
… but will ‘Goldilocks’ conditions continue to prevail? SOUTH AFRICAN fixed-income investors have enjoyed another exceptional year, with the local bond market extending the strong performance seen in 2024. For years, domestic bond returns came largely from...
by Grant Smee | Feb 17, 2026 | Personal Finance
It might not be your ultimate ‘dream home’, but it’s a good start FINDING VALUE in South Africa’s property market used to mean stretching beyond major metros, or compromising on space. Today, with interest rates easing and demand patterns shifting, R1 million...
by Richmond Bassey | Feb 16, 2026 | Personal Finance
Financial wellness in unstable times INFLATION KEEPS eating away at what we earn. Traditional savings accounts barely keep up with rising costs. Economic uncertainty has become our new reality. But something interesting is happening – a quiet shift toward...
