by Steven Jones | Jun 7, 2025 | Personal Finance
AUTHOR: STEVEN JONES Believe it or not, there is a difference TAXPAYERS ARE often concerned that legitimate techniques to reduce one’s annual tax bill may put them on the wrong side of the law as far as SARS is concerned, finding themselves being accused of evading...
by Dionne Nagan | May 8, 2025 | Personal Finance
AUTHOR: DIONNE NAGAN Navigating recent legislative changes WHEN COUPLES divorce, the division of assets can become a complex matter, particularly where retirement savings are involved. For financial advisors, understanding how marital property regimes and...
by Amanda Craft and Bomikazi Zeka | May 8, 2025 | Personal Finance
AUTHOR: AMANDA CRAFT and BOMIKAZI ZEKA Four things you can do to ease your family’s emotional and financial stress WHEN SOMEONE dies, the people left behind face more than grief. They are often hit with a wave of decisions—emotional, logistical, and financial—that...
by Marc Lindley | May 8, 2025 | Personal Finance
AUTHOR: MARC LINDLEY What lessons can retirees learn from crises? GENERATING RETURNS ahead of inflation is crucial for sustainability of income in retirement. However, it is widely accepted that returns that exceed inflation cannot be achieved without taking risk. If...
by Conor O'Kane | Apr 3, 2025 | Personal Finance
AUTHOR: CONOR O’KANE Trump shrugs off stock market slump, but economic warnings loom DURING DONALD Trump’s first term as US president, he regularly referred to rising stock markets as evidence of the success of his economic policies. “Highest...
by Atleha-Edu | Apr 3, 2025 | Personal Finance
AUTHOR: ATLEHA-EDU The answer might surprise you LOSING A loved one is tough enough without those left behind having to worry about financial burdens. For this reason, many South Africans opt for a fu-neral plan to ensure their families don’t have to...
