by Christo Botha | Aug 5, 2019 | Financial Planning
Your first pay cheque – What now? Starting a career means newfound independence, which brings with it all the ups and downs of adulthood: the ability to stand on your own two feet and the inevitable financial responsibilities of doing so. To start your career on...
by Christo Botha | Jul 21, 2019 | Financial Planning
Millennials can achieve comfortable retirement with proper planning. A lot has been said about millennials’ financial habits. Just last month Australian real estate mogul Tim Gurner advised millennials to stop buying avocado toast so that they can afford buying...
by Christo Botha | Jul 15, 2019 | Financial Planning
The reality of saving for your child’s education. Most South Africans agree that education is an important enabler and that access to education should not be hindered by personal financial constraints. Regardless of their financial circumstances, parents want to...
by Christo Botha | Mar 27, 2019 | Financial Planning
Planning to become a Mom? Here’s something to think about. With the spotlight on Mother’s Day this month, expectant moms and those planning a family may have started visualising their future bundle of joy. The cuddles, the giggles, and those cute tiny clothes. A new...
by Christo Botha | Nov 1, 2018 | Financial Planning
How to maximise your tax benefits before the end of the tax year. The end of the tax year is around the corner and what better way to take advantage of tax concessions than by boosting your savings? If you top up your retirement annuity (RA) or Tax-Free Savings...
by Christo Botha | Aug 21, 2018 | Financial Planning
Most people postpone things that require more effort. How often have you delayed sorting out something that requires you to go inside a bank, or abandoned a purchase deal because the process was simply too long? Stanleur Financial Services says lengthy processes can...
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