We’re frank about finances, and here to simplify investing and money management for everyone.
From budgeting and investing, to managing debt and planning for retirement, we're here to provide you with a step-by-step guideline, drawing insights from our interview with Talya Plaatjies, Founder at Fashionably Financial.
Stokvels have have been around since the 19th Century, and are built on community, trust and a constitution. But as stokvels get bigger and more popular, how can you determine if they’re a scam or not?
As at the 31st of July, the Satrix 40 ETF closed at R73.53. That’s an increase of 3.2% over the past month (R71.27), and while it’s just not quite (K)enough to surpass that 10% mark, that means an impressive 9.3% increase from the beginning of the year (R67.28).
One of the most simple and proven strategies to use for long term investors is “Rand Cost Averaging” (RCA). While RCA may seem like another complex concept, it can be fairly straightforward and effective in helping you build long term wealth through your investments.
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If you’re about to take the plunge into independent work and consulting, or you’re new to freelancing, this money management guide is for you.
Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs) were introduced with the aim of encouraging South Africans to invest and benefit from a tax break. There are a wide range of potential TFSAs to choose from – some good and some very bad. Let's look at them.
11 small saving changes that can have a big impact when it comes to squeezing a little extra out of your wallet – with very little sacrifice (we promise!).
Congratulations on earning your first paycheque! It's an exciting milestone that marks the beginning of your financial independence. I'll be sharing three tips that helped me make the most of my first paycheque, and might have a significant impact on your future, too.
It really pays to start investing for your child early. By simply investing something every week, you can truly set your child up for life just by tapping into a magic – yet free – ingredient: starting early.
