Bryan Habana calls time on a stellar career
The 34-year-old Bryan Habana, the second-most-capped Springbok of all time with 124 Test caps, announced that he will hang up his boots later this year.
Retirement
Are you losing half your pension growth to high fees?
Many investors remain uncertain as to whether their investments are aligned with their retirement needs, and how much they are losing to high fees.
A guide to downsizing your home for retirement
When making the next move and choosing a retirement home to live in, one has to conduct a lot of research and visit a number of retirement villages before making any decision.
Your UK pension may be at risk from the deficit crisis
As an expatriate with a UK pension, you may be somewhat alarmed by the significant storm that has erupted in the British financial media around the ongoing pension funds deficit crisis.
Alan Pullinger to take over from Johan Burger as FirstRand CEO
Alan Pullinger, currently group deputy CEO of FirstRand, will take over from current CEO Johan Burger, effective 1 April 2018.
The road to financial independence…focus on what you can control
Start small and gain momentum incrementally towards financial independence and make the journey a lot shorter by taking an experienced financial, legal, tax and medical advisor along.
Will the real ‘Active’ FM please stand up?
Standing up in an open forum does allow one to put their opinion across but it also lays one bare to the masses.
Mandy Collins: Why I’m so happily looking forward to never retiring
If you love the work you do, there’s no reason why you should be retiring, just because you’ve reached a certain arbitrary age.
Money goals for 2018
As the year nears the end, many investors may simply want to forget the many events that affected market performance and not think about money until a new year dawns.
UK pensions affected by Bank of England rate hike: what to do?
The decision by the Bank of England to increase its benchmark interest rate for the first time in more than a decade, caused quite a stir, even though it had been widely anticipated.