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The average South African retires at 60 years old. The F.I.R.E movement challenges this statistic as they believe you can retire at any age. Read this article to find out how.
Everything you need to know about investing. No jargon, no nonsense - totally Franc.
The average South African retires at 60 years old. The F.I.R.E movement challenges this statistic as they believe you can retire at any age. Read this article to find out how.
Education and self-improvement are good things. And when it comes to investing and trading there's a lot to learn. Why, then, should you be wary of these courses?
ETF stands for exchange-traded fund: a fund traded on the stock exchange exactly like a share is. Read this article to find out what the difference is.
Travelling has always been in Thobi Rose's blood. However, becoming an adult she realised that when traveling you need to plan for the financial impact.
Like all traps, debt traps are tricky to get out of so it is best to avoid them altogether. That's why this article is about common debt traps and how to avoid them.
Tax-free savings accounts were introduced to encourage South Africans to save, but to get the most out of your account you need to be strategic.
It doesn't matter how much you invest, the important thing is to invest because it'll help you grow your wealth, pay yourself first and change the way you think about money.
Many of us who are employed have some sort of retirement investment (we hope!). But did you know you have other options to save more for retirement?
What does lifestyle creep or ungazincishi inice time mean? This article also tells you how to avoid it.