Pension

A declining number of middle class people are saving for retirement in South Africa

An amount of R11 billion will be set aside to allow people early exit from public service

Taxpayers who owe money to the revenue service must expect that these debts could be settled from the withdrawals, leading to a lower payout This content is restricted to…

In South Africa, trade unions have a reputation for having workers’ back. But for many of the country’s community health workers, these organisations are no longer an ally.

South Africa’s pension system is ranked 31st out of 43 countries, receiving a C-grade which indicates major risks and shortcomings that should be addressed

For the many that rely on pension grants, Sassa’s seemingly simple date change has severe ramifications

A recently released report reveals how big players in the pensions industry have benefited by leaving policy holders out in the cold

Upskilling is essential, and local industry rates IRFA’s contribution highly

The GEPF is facing increasing heat over its performance and increasing costs

In April, the High Court dismissed Molefe’s application for leave to appeal, saying there was no other court that would come to a different conclusion

Tougher reporting requirements could cut disparities between top execs and employees

A fight drags on to get the state to replenish looted pension funds for those battling to make ends meet.

The only way to avoid poverty when you’re old is to put enough away while you are earning

The Government Pensions Administration Agency is attempting to trace the beneficiaries of R456-million in pension money.

New products using passive investment vehicles could offer South Africans bigger pensions for less.