Introducing the first actively managed ETF to list on the JSE
The CoreShares Income AMETF is the first actively managed ETF on the JSE, offering a low-cost, strategy with reduced risk for SA investors.
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The secret psychology of falling ever deeper into debt
Debt is a four-letter word that South Africans are all too familiar with. SARB says the national household debt-to-income ratio stood at 77% in 2020.
‘We believe our credit policies are correct’ – Capitec CEO Gerrie Fourie on Viceroy saga
Capitec CEO Gerrie Fourie discusses the bank’s financial results amongst other things as the JSE darling reports bumper earnings.
Improving your credit score – On the Money with Jarryd Neves
Having an excellent credit score not only helps you to borrow money with ease – but often, at lower repayment rates. We take a look at how to improve it.
Good money habits the foundation of building wealth
Giving children the rules to develop good financial habits will guide them towards building wealth and will help them with ideas of how to earn money.
Capitec beats Covid-19 woes as growth story continues
Capitec declared an increase in headline earnings of 18% to R3.9bn during the last six months of its annual period up to end February 2021.
What does it take to be a millionaire? – On the Money with Jarryd Neves
Being a millionaire is a dream for many. But it requires great effort, hard work, and dedication. And, our experts answer your personal finance questions.
Is buy-to-let investing in SA still a good idea? Here’s what the data says about tenants
Forty-five percent of South African tenants cannot afford to buy, and over 21% will continue to rent property for the foreseeable future, survey.
A painless legal sop to poorer debtors
A new South African law bringing relief to over-indebted, lower-income consumers is unlikely to deal as severe a blow to banks and retailers that some investors may fear.
You can’t credit your way out of a crisis, especially recklessly
It’s understandable that companies need consumers to spend, and banks facilitate this, but at what cost? And what happens when interest rates go up?