Cassidy leads the Growth Team at Franc. When she's not thinking strategy, she's trying out new recipes, writing, and planning her next travel adventure.
If you’re one of the lucky people that qualifies for a 13th cheque or bonus this time of the year, you’re likely itching to spend it on treats and activities. But we're making a case for investing in the future you, too. Find out how you can have the best of both.
Many couples consider opening a joint savings or investment together. But is this always a good idea, and if so, how can you make it work? We ask a couple's therapist for her advice.
South Africa has no shortage of smart and savvy finance influencers creating financial education content and sharing their personal financial learnings on your social media feeds. Here are our top 9 South African influencers you should give a follow.
Five years ago, Connie found herself a R1-million in debt and working three jobs just to keep her family fed and a roof over their heads and even then, just barely. “That time was very tough. Apart from my three small children, I was also taking care of my mother and her household,” she recalls.
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I’ve worked together with friend of Franc Aron Samuels, who is a financial coach, speaker and founder of The Wealth Coach, to pull together a step-by-step guide to how to budget for a holiday, plus a few holiday spending tips and a handy holiday budget template.
Whether you’re expecting or already have children, it pays (literally!) to be financially prepared for their future. We talk about financial planning for your baby’s future, from pregnancy and beyond.
According to Nicolette Mashile, a successful businesswoman and passionate personal finance advocate, we need more female entrepreneurs to act as teachers and role models for the next generation of go-getters.
We spoke to 6 women who have worked in finance for many years, and asked them to share their challenges, changes and hopes for a more inclusive future.
Before you even think about capital and costs to start your small business, Nicolette believes you need to make sure you’ve nailed the concept and approach.
