The end of the year is a good time to review your financial well-being and put some new year’s resolutions in place that aim for better saving and spending habits.
The end of the year is a good time to review your financial well-being and put some new year’s resolutions in place that aim for better saving and spending habits.
Most financial planning campaigns are directed at the ‘Baby Boomer’ generation and Generation X. These will be the first generations that will retire without receiving guaranteed benefits from their employers.
The logic behind the new system is to treat all contributions to pension, provident and retirement annuity funds as a deductible employment expense for the employer and taxable fringe benefit for the employee. This leaves the employer in a tax neutral position.
If you had to lose your husband to divorce, death or disability would you be able to stand on your own two feet financially?
What it takes to maintain the old lifestyle of Generation Y.
Exploring ways to prepare best for retirement.
Piet Viljoen, Chairman of RE:CM, a value based asset manager, says that with South Africa experiencing high levels of economic uncertainty, a robust investment strategy is crucial to defend investors against a number of market volatilities.
Single mothers in South Africa can experience big financial challenges. We look at ways to help the single mother juggle her finances and turn every cent around.
RE:CM looks at investing in property.
Australian exposure: an interesting opportunity. Exploring investment opportunities in Australia.