Why South Africans over 45 are spending half their income on repayments

Afua Darko|Published

Middle–upper income earners over 45 are among the most financially stressed, with debt affecting work, health, and family life, says writer.

Words on wealth: you need to protect your ability to earn

Martin Hesse|Published

Most South Africans have only 40% of the disability cover they need, leaving a protection gap of R1.8 million per family. Discover why protecting your earning ability ...

Every single mother in SA needs a financial safety net

Nicola Mawson|Published

With 42.3% of South African households headed by women and child-raising costs reaching R1.6 million, financial planning has become essential for single mothers. ...

Black Friday Alert: How AI, deepfakes and smart scams trick shoppers

Ashley Lechman|Published

According to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners South Africa (ACFE SA), fraud typically spiked during large retail events such as Black Friday — a trend ...

Why offshore diversification is essential for SA investors

Adriaan Pask|Published

South African investors face unique challenges in today's volatile market. PSG Wealth's CIO Adriaan Pask explains why offshore diversification is no longer optional ...

Sars takes decisive action against tax defaulters

Jashwin Baijoo|Published

Sars demonstrates its strengthened enforcement powers with the provisional sequestration of a company director owing R155 million in taxes. This case highlights ...

5 insurance myths costing South Africans

Ryno de Kock|Published

Insurance expert Ryno de Kock reveals the five most dangerous insurance myths that could be leaving South African businesses and consumers vulnerable. From small ...

How financial stress syndrome impacts South African health

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South African seniors are being urged to stay vigilant this festive season, as fraudsters ramp up their efforts to exploit vulnerable citizens during high-spend ...

New index reveals how money stress is crippling South African households

Gary Kayle and Hayley Parry|Published

The newly released 2025 Cumulate Financial Resilience Index – identifying Financial Stress Syndrome as a defining feature of South Africa’s financial health landscape. ...

Movember warning: 1 in 16 South African men will develop prostate cancer

Friedel Kerchhoff|Published

Sanlam's latest health data reveals a disturbing trend: prostate cancer claims doubled in 2024, now accounting for 41% of all male cancer claims in South Africa. ...

Proposed 0% VAT for testing services: why it matters and what vendors need to know

Nicole Perumal|Published

South Africa is set to implement zero-rated VAT for testing services provided to non-residents from April 2026, potentially transforming business opportunities for ...

Advocacy Coalition calls for urgent approval of Maternal Support Grant

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

The MSG Advocacy Coalition urges the South African government to expedite the approval of a Maternal Support Grant, aimed at providing financial assistance to pregnant ...

6 powerful habits that will transform your retirement savings

Andile Jonas|Published

Starting early and being consistent are just two of the six essential habits that can dramatically improve your retirement outcomes. Learn practical strategies that ...

Here’s why you need a financial adviser

Johan Minnie|Published

Only 9% of South Africans use professional financial advisers, yet these households have 9.5 times more investments than those going it alone. Discover why relying ...

5 smart money strategies for South African seniors

Brett Caminsky|Published

As South African retirees embrace 'unretirement' and continue working past traditional retirement age, this article offers five strategic money management tips to ...

The South African retiree's guide to sustainable withdrawal strategies

Kerry King|Published

With rising inflation and market volatility, South African retirees face critical decisions about their retirement withdrawals. Citadel Advisory Partner Kerry King ...

South Africans who worked in UK may qualify for substantial pension payouts

Staff Reporter|Published

Thousands of South Africans who previously worked in the UK may be entitled to substantial pension benefits but remain unaware of their eligibility. This little-known ...

As banks close branches, Africa’s unbanked face a digital divide

Ettienne Mostert|Published

The banking industry is clearly moving towards digital-first banking. But this transformation raises an urgent question: how will the 3.9 million unbanked South ...

Woolworths Beauty reports 14.7% growth as Summer Escape returns to Hyde Park

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

The return of their exclusive Summer Escape event at Hyde Park showcases the retailer' s strategic pivot toward experience-driven beauty retail while expanding their ...