This tax workaround is closing soon Treasury has set the clock running on section 42. Investors with concentrated shareholdings have until January 1 to act – or pay the tax… by Mark MacSymon May 13, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance
South Africa has a retirement solution hiding in plain sight Starting a TFSA for a child at birth, with R127 a month, gets them to R6m by 60. South Africa’s retirement crisis isn’t about… by Thomas Brennan May 13, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance
Inside a vishing call: 41 minutes, R340,000 gone A vishing call is a product, not a conversation. The UK treats banks as accountable. South Africa still treats the customer as an authoriser… Dirk de VosPatrick Le Roux May 6, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance 1
‘Overlanding Through the Boardroom’: importance vs urgency Why the urgent so often distracts from the important – and what a Himalayan trek revealed about how easily distraction can tip into danger… by Johan De Villiers May 6, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance
Essential money talks before tying the knot Couples who avoid frank money conversations before marriage risk conflict, financial strain and a higher chance of divorce later on… by Shaun Chennells May 6, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance
Avoid buyer’s remorse: navigating the car-buying maze A guide to avoiding the financial traps that come with buying a car, from balloon payments to dodgy dealers.… by Justin Brown April 29, 2026 Personal Finance
The financial literacy myth: knowing isn’t doing Two-thirds of South Africans say they’re financially literate, but only 13% have emergency savings. The gap between knowing and doing is the real problem.… by Thomas Brennan April 29, 2026 Personal Finance
Why shame keeps South Africans stuck in debt When money becomes tight, many people retreat in the belief they are alone in their struggle, which makes action far harder.… by Afua Darko April 29, 2026 Personal Finance
Earning more won’t fix your finances. This will The Franc wealth index surveyed nearly 4,000 South Africans. Its key finding: what you do with money matters far more than how much you… by Vernon Wessels April 22, 2026 Investing & Finance·Personal Finance 3
Tie yourself to the mast – and invest better Why an investing constitution – rules written while you’re calm – may be the most useful thing a private investor can do… by Greg B Davies April 22, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance
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