Money

Understanding how money works is vital in determining your financial security in life

If we start planning right at the beginning of the year and set targets for short- and long-term savings, we will finish strong.

'Surviving these times isn’t just about spending less; it’s about making sure every Rand is working toward your family’s stability and your own peace of mind.'

Sanlam Corporate data shows that 50% of South Africans are making full withdrawals from their retirement savings when changing jobs

Former Miss SA Ndavi Nokeri is stepping into the podcasting world with The Full Circle Podcast with Ndavi Nokeri, a space designed to inspire and empower youth and women.

Being in the dark about how much you owe can sink you into even more debt as interest climbs, and can lead to blacklisting, blocking you from accessing credit.

Couples are encourage to share their financial standing for a better relationship.

Anika Dambuza, Amahle-Imvelo Jaxa and Primo Baloyi have been at the forefront of changing the tide of South African content, using relatability, commentary and consistency to capture the attention of audiences scrolling through their timelines daily.

Restructure your debt because this will “provide breathing room, such as lower instalments, better cash flow, and protection from falling behind or damaging your credit record”.

Strong money skills are your shield against debt traps and your ticket to real, long-term financial freedom.

Setting clear savings goals whether it is to put money aside to pay a deposit for a house or car and reviewing them as the months go by is a recipe for success.

People who have Janu-worry blues often can’t pay for school fees, scholar transport, and petrol or buy uniforms. “The festive season is a time for joy, celebration and connection.

Since it’s medical aid renewal season, it’s an opportunity for you to look at your health plan.

The impulse spender. The cautious thrill-seeker. The aspiring wealth-builder. The highly disciplined investor. These are some of the spending personalities which tell you how you approach money and reflects our financial habits.

Are you in a relationship in which your partner is using money as a weapon for control? Has your partner lied about debt and their assets? If you have or are experiencing any of these, you could be financially abused.