Magazine subscriptions make a great gift and an online subscription means no postal hassles.
Whether you’re a Yuppie, Dinky or Guava, you can take control of your finances by understanding the pressures that divert saving to spending.
Liberty’s online quiz determines whether you’re a good saver or just good at wasting money.
Being safe rather than sorry shouldn’t cost you a lot of money this long weekend. Accidents are expensive, so taking precautions is worth it.
Capitec has good rates, but watch those monthly fees.
How to make sure your first pay cheque starts making you wealthy.
By making everything more accessible and immediate, have credit cards removed our sense of achievement in acquiring those experiences or goods?
There are enough options to make the "where to invest your discretionary savings" question very tough indeed.
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/ 25 February 2011
Sometimes choices need to take your emotional security into account.
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/ 16 February 2011
How much interest can you withdraw while keeping your lump sum growing with inflation?
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/ 11 February 2011
Starting to save when you’re in debt can get you out of the debt trap and boost your self-esteem. Here’s how.
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/ 8 February 2011
The "quick fix" that is retail therapy is a high that needs to be repeated, which undermines saving.
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/ 18 January 2011
University costs for current grade ones will be over R160 000 by 2024.
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/ 1 December 2010
Sandwiched between our children and ageing parents, many of us have huge financial burdens we struggle to bear.
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/ 9 November 2010
Can a bank just take fees every time I invest my money?
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/ 7 September 2010
The average retiree will have generated savings that will purchase a pension of only 30% of the salary they were earning before retirement.
Should you use your extra money to pay off your bond, buy a second property or start saving for a family?
Ten tips on saving and spending.
What are the most tax-efficient ways of investing my earnings?
Financial coach Linda Smith gives advice to a client who earns well but just can’t come out at the end of each month.
This week my six-year-old son learned a major lesson about saving and spending — a lesson that will help him manage his money in future.
If South Africa wants to enjoy sustained economic growth, we must address our woeful savings culture.
R10 000 spent on a plasma TV now could grow to R82 809 after 20 years, without additional
contributions, if put away in an investment fund.
A recent survey revealed the secret behind successful savers: it is not about having "enough" money or having no debt, it is about having a plan.
Where should I invest for my children’s education?
What is the best investment with the highest return for a three-to-six month period?
Chaka wants some ideas on how to set up a savings club account.
Robert starting working two years ago but is still finding it hard to save. Maya gives him some advice on where to start.
It is not only our development but also our history that affects how we view money, writes Maya Fisher-French
Research shows rich South Africans feel financially vulnerable because they don’t save, but they also do nothing about it