Pensioners
latest news & developments
Last 100 Paradise Park residents in Hermanus evicted
A decade-long battle to stave off eviction has come to an end
Sassa ‘technical glitch’ leaves pensioners cashless
The agency says the problem has been resolved and pensioners can access their money as normal
Mr President, the old-age pension is an investment, not a burden
As the pensioners of our democratic society, we toiled for our country’s success and we deserve to thrive
Transnet (and death) cheat aged pensioners out of dignified lives
A fight drags on to get the state to replenish looted pension funds for those battling to make ends meet.
Lone broker promises to seek justice for syndication victims
Pensioners impoverished by collapsed property syndication schemes are being sold a new line.
Sharemax chronicles continue: ‘Old people die, the fat cats laugh’
Years after a property scheme collapsed, four directors are sitting pretty while those whose money they are managing struggle.
Sixty euros a day won’t make the doctor go away
Seven years of sacrifices and one austerity measure after another have finally brought the people of Greece to a crossroads.
A dop on the side eases the tedium of imposed ‘fun’
A pensioner’s day out for his two uncles became a little less boring with a dop, writes Johnny Masilela.
How to talk to elderly parents about their finances
Make sure your parents know you’re not interfering and have their best interests at heart.