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Why budgeting works – and how AI makes it stick Budgeting predicts financial health more than education or income. Here’s why the habit matters – and how AI makes it easier to keep… by Thomas Brennan April 8, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance
R135bn later, members still face huge medical bills PMBs cover 271 conditions and cost medical schemes R135bn a year – but complex rules mean members can still face massive out-of-pocket costs… by Justin Brown April 8, 2026 Investing & Finance·Personal Finance
Don’t let April be another wasted tax-free savings month South Africa’s savings culture is improving – but TFSA investors are still making the same mistakes… by Daryll Welsh April 8, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance
How to use credit before it uses you Credit is neither good nor bad – it’s a tool. South Africa’s debt crisis shows what happens when it’s used in the wrong way… by Thomas Brennan April 1, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance
Gap cover: The back-up plan for medical aid shortfalls With healthcare costs rising and medical aids under pressure, gap cover fills a growing financial hole – but take-up remains stubbornly low… by Justin Brown April 1, 2026 Investing & Finance·Personal Finance 2
In defence of doing nothing: The case for cash Cash can feel useless in bull markets, but in downturns it preserves capital, provides liquidity and gives investors the freedom to act rather than… by Nico Marais April 1, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance 2
The ‘cash back’ clash: Which banks really pay? From cashback rewards to rising tiers, South Africa’s biggest banks promise plenty. But unlocking real value can feel like a part-time job… by Ruby Delahunt March 25, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance 3
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