For those fortunate to get a bonus this year, you know that there are endless options to spend your money on. At times it can even be overwhelming or discouraging when you see all the bills you need to pay and the gifts you want to buy for your loved ones for Christmas.
Category Archives: Financial
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Jun
Jun
The average South African has 528 opportunities to save during their working life. This statement assumes that a person’s working life starts at the age of 21 and continues to the age of 65. If the person starts working at school leaving age at let’s say 18, you can add 36 more opportunities to save…
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Jun
Jun
The COVID-19 Pandemic has changed the lives of every living thing on Planet Earth. The old normal is gone to be replaced by a new normal from now on. The problem is how to determine what the new normal is for habitants of Planet Earth. More importantly, how to determine our own personal new normal.
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Nov
Nov
“Do you think that money grows on trees?” I cannot begin to think of the number of times my father asked me the question after my requesting what seemed like a pittance of a handout as spending money when I was a youngster.
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Nov
Nov
There are ways to have a more significant bank balance and a smaller waist! Stop and think before buying Ask yourself the question: Do I need this, or can I do without it?
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Jun
Jun
We are seeing retrenchments like we have not seen before and we are likely to see more retrenchments in the coming months. Being retrenched is emotionally challenging. The prospect of being unemployed and unable to maintain your standard of living can be stressful.
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Jun
Jun
The COVID-19 Pandemic has changed the lives of every living thing on Planet Earth. The old normal is gone to be replaced by a new normal from now on. The problem is how to determine what the new normal is for habitants of Planet Earth. More importantly, how to determine our own personal new normal.
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Jun
Jun
SARB cuts interest rates to 6.25% / Tips on how to tackle and overcome DEBT/ Get out of the debt trap Interest rates are relatively low currently. What does that mean for the South African individual? It simply means that if you have debt, you will be paying less, but this shouldn’t be an excuse…
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Jun
Jun
Most South African’s people have bad debt. According to Paul Slot from the Debt Counselling Association, 10 Million South African’s have bad debt – this simply means they have either missed more than three or more monthly repayments and on average have a total of eight loans each. Peoples desire to want now and pay…
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Jun
Jun
Financial wellness refers to the overall financial health of an individual or employee, learning how to manage their financial expenses. Money plays a critical role in our lives and not having enough of it impacts health as well as academic performance. Financial stress is repeatedly found to be a common source of overall stress, anxiety…
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