The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
The offer of paying no fees until January 2020 applies to anyone investing in a new 10X retirement product in June, whether they are transferring an existing fund to 10X or starting a new one.
In his budget speech in February Tito Mboweni promised that he will be around for a while if the ANC wins the election.
After a long weekend of relaxation and fun, I’ve been guilty of daydreaming a little of early retirement – who wouldn’t want unlimited leisure time?
Think back to where you were living in your 20s. Apparently these years give you an indication of what your retirement will look like.
Kathleen Peddicord, founder of Live and Invest Overseas, shares some of her 2019 top 21 retirement destinations including 10 new entries.
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”.
A growing body of research suggests that delaying retirement and staying in the workforce longer can have important physical and mental health benefits.
Should a foreigner retire to Pretoria? This answer from Etienne Labuschagne is just a sensible “that’s the way it is” response that provides us all with food for thought.
A key question that needs to be answered in any financial planning exercise is “How much do I need to save so that I can comfortably maintain my standard of living in retirement?”
One of the classic dilemmas people who have retired abroad face is how to structure and manage their living annuities back home in South Africa. You cannot externalise a living annuity unless it is below a certain value.