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Expats beware: coming home could be costly if your tax affairs aren’t in order. Sars is tracking your tax residency status much more closely…
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Following a decline of about 9% against a basket of currencies this year, the dollar may be headed for a rebound…
Reframing fixed income: A world where old rules are no longer fixed
In recent years, the volatility of asset classes typically regarded as “risk free”, such as UK Gilts, German Bunds and US Treasuries, has shifted…
Cracking the credit score code
Think getting into debt is scary? Think again. Currency breaks down how to build a strong credit score – and why it matters more…
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The CEO of JSE-listed HomeChoice International talks personal finance, property and that one extravagant purchase…
Your currency: Car deposit vs lump sum investment
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My investment journey – what I got right!
There’s no shortcut to building wealth. But there are strategies you can put in place to safeguard your financial future.…
How to beat financial distress
Financial stress can be a constant threat – a dark cloud that doesn’t lift. Getting on top of it isn’t impossible, but it takes…
Crypto’s big shift: Value and velocity collide
Bitcoin and stablecoins have gone legit. One stores value, the other moves it. Together, they’re reshaping global finance at breakneck speed…
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