The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
As we wait for Ramaphosa to do his tricks, consider some tips from Dawn Ridler, who provides financial advice to individuals on how to thrive in a slower economy.
Think back to where you were living in your 20s. Apparently these years give you an indication of what your retirement will look like.
I was recently quite shocked when our family’s childminder informed me about an education fund she had started for her children.
Last week, Elian Wiener had an experience that forced him to seriously confront the way he has been investing his hard earned money.
Dawn Ridler reminds us of the pitfalls of paying for financial advice as well as the benefits of finding a financial advisor who can save you money across your financial affairs.
Heated debate has erupted around an ANC proposal to “investigate the introduction of prescribed assets on financial institutions’ funds to unlock resources for investments in social and economic development”.
In this excellent article, independent financial advisor and asset management consultant Candice Paine outlines some key tips to becoming financially free by explaining the 50/30/20 savings rule.
The recent controversy over Momentum’s repudiation (decline) of a violent death claim on a life policy because of an unrelated, undisclosed medical precondition has kicked a hornet’s nest of opinions.
The financial services industry routinely churns out warnings to investors to avoid switching investments. This is because you incur costs as you move in and out of funds and products.
The entire concept of ‘alpha’ is facing somewhat of an existential crisis as millions of retail investors have started to shift attention to passive alternatives.