Five smart money moves for 2022
By keeping track of expenses, you can identify what you spend money on and where changes can be made, writes advisor Suzean Haumann.
Wealth Advisors
You might not think of a wealth advisor as a must-have service, but as your bank account grows, an advisor can be crucial in helping you plan for the future.
2022 investment themes to look out for
The bad news for domestic investors, says Brenthurst Wealth advisor Suzean Haumann, is that the investment environment is expected to remain volatile in 2022.
Are disruptors the new kid on the global equity investment block?
We are starting to see ‘Unicorn’ status being increasingly referred to as these industry disruptors reach valuations of $1 billion and more.
Four ways to survive a stock market crash
Are you living in anticipation of the next big market crash? If so, you are probably wondering how to protect against another disastrous market event like 2008.
4 danger signs SA investors need to look out for
Between rampant crime, load shedding and record unemployment, South African investors have quite a few things keeping them up at night.
Rising interest rates and inflation: don’t overlook South African banks
In fairness, modern banking is a little bit more complex than that, but the underlying fact remains true. Rising interest rates are good for banking margins.
The case for fixed income investing
Whether your goal is to diversify your investments, save for the future, receive dependable income or preserve capital, fixed income investments are one way to achieve it.
Why it doesn’t pay to DIY your way to retirement
Do you fix appliances around the house when they break? Do you service your own car? How about your investments? Are you also DIYing your way to retirement?
Take on more risk to generate income
People take far too little risk in their investment careers, even when generating income. The conventional wisdom is that an income portfolio should lie at the low end of the risk spectrum.
4 of the biggest retirement mistakes
The reality for many South Africans approaching retirement is that they’re filled more with dread than excited anticipation as they approach this stage of their life.