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Your currency: Building vs buying property In this week's reader question we look at whether buying a house with a R1m bond, or building on a R300K plot is the… by Currency News May 21, 2025 Investing & Finance·Personal Finance
Debt crisis: South Africa’s not there yet, but … Scrapping the VAT hike isn’t going to push South Africa into a debt crisis. But without real growth and spending cuts, we’re drifting closer… by Giulietta Talevi April 29, 2025 Economy & Markets
How to start saving on any salary A financial planner admits he didn’t follow his own advice – until debt hit. Now he shares the lesson he really learnt: think why,… by Vernon Wessels March 19, 2025 Investing & Finance
Hot mic or not, Kieswetter was right on taxes What the VAT standoff has done is force a reckoning over the trade-offs needed to balance South Africa’s books… by Rob Rose February 21, 2025 Economy & Markets
How rubber is Godongwana’s arm? Enoch Godongwana will deliver his budget amid a flurry of demands from his own party for money at Transnet and elsewhere. How rubber will… by Alexander Parker February 18, 2025 Economy & Markets·Opinion
The déjà vu deficit: Keeping South Africa on the budget tightrope SA’s deficit – the gap between what we spend and what we get in – is likely to be ugly when Enoch Godongwana unveils… by Tim Cohen February 14, 2025 Economy & Markets
What is a primary budget surplus, and how can it benefit us? South Africa’s debt has hit 75% of GDP, with interest payments now the biggest budget item. A primary budget surplus could steady the ship… by Ashor Sarupen December 18, 2024 Economy & Markets·Opinion
Boxer’s off with a bang! A brilliant JSE debut for the retailer raises the question of which stock to buy: the fast-growing soft discounter or its parent, deeply discounted… by Giulietta Talevi November 28, 2024 Investing & Finance
Why you’re a terrible saver (and how to get better) Most people struggle to save due to poor financial literacy, often lacking essential money-management skills like budgeting. Others grapple with self-control, driven by the… by Vernon Wessels October 18, 2024 Investing & Finance
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