A recent survey from the US reveals that people who do endurance sport as a hobby earn three times more than the average person. Surprising? Initially, perhaps. But when you look closer, the traits that fuel success on the trail often mirror those that drive wealth building. Read on for
Insurance is never the most exciting thing to talk about. But given the growing financial risks in today’s world, it’s worth considering whether you have all the insurance you might need. While anyone with a good financial plan should have considered the major risks that are covered by traditional insurance
While the budget has been largely viewed as prudent, there were few surprises and little in the form of good news for individuals in Minister Godongwana’s speech.
Most financial theories and investment plans are based on the idea that investors are rational beings who consistently make decisions that are in their best interests.
There’s just one catch – we aren’t, and we don’t.
Many retirement and insurance products allow you to nominate beneficiaries – the people you would like to receive the proceeds, should you pass away.
Read on for a rundown of some of the key considerations.
Many people are put off budgeting because they think it is just about limiting what they can spend their money on. They see it as a constraint.
That’s why it’s a good idea to think about budgeting differently – not in terms of what you can’t spend on, but rather directing money towards what is most important to you.
While the words “rich” and “wealthy” are often used interchangeably, they should be seen as different things.
True wealth goes beyond just having money. It encapsulates living a life that focuses on all aspects of your wellbeing.
Whether you’re looking for Christmas presents or just something for yourself over the festive season break, a good book is always worthwhile.
There are many good books about personal finance that have been written over the years. Some have become incredibly popular and made their authors remarkably – although not always healthily – famous.
In this article we look at three books that aren’t as well known … But that still contain some very useful insights for anybody who has an interest in improving their financial wellbeing and the financial wellbeing of their families.
Anyone keeping an eye on the stock market will know that 2022 has been very different to 2021.
Over the past 18 months, the cost of living has surged globally, with world inflation rising sharply from an average of less than 2% in 2020 to over 9% currently. This increase in inflation is evident within both developed as well as emerging markets, and in some countries, inflation is the highest it has been in four decades.
A recent survey from the US reveals that people who do endurance sport as a hobby earn three times more than the average person. Surprising?
Insurance is never the most exciting thing to talk about. But given the growing financial risks in today’s world, it’s worth considering whether you have
While the budget has been largely viewed as prudent, there were few surprises and little in the form of good news for individuals in Minister Godongwana’s speech.
Most financial theories and investment plans are based on the idea that investors are rational beings who consistently make decisions that are in their best interests.
There’s just one catch – we aren’t, and we don’t.
Many retirement and insurance products allow you to nominate beneficiaries – the people you would like to receive the proceeds, should you pass away.
Read on for a rundown of some of the key considerations.
Many people are put off budgeting because they think it is just about limiting what they can spend their money on. They see it as a constraint.
That’s why it’s a good idea to think about budgeting differently – not in terms of what you can’t spend on, but rather directing money towards what is most important to you.
While the words “rich” and “wealthy” are often used interchangeably, they should be seen as different things.
True wealth goes beyond just having money. It encapsulates living a life that focuses on all aspects of your wellbeing.
Whether you’re looking for Christmas presents or just something for yourself over the festive season break, a good book is always worthwhile.
There are many good books about personal finance that have been written over the years. Some have become incredibly popular and made their authors remarkably – although not always healthily – famous.
In this article we look at three books that aren’t as well known … But that still contain some very useful insights for anybody who has an interest in improving their financial wellbeing and the financial wellbeing of their families.
Anyone keeping an eye on the stock market will know that 2022 has been very different to 2021.
Over the past 18 months, the cost of living has surged globally, with world inflation rising sharply from an average of less than 2% in 2020 to over 9% currently. This increase in inflation is evident within both developed as well as emerging markets, and in some countries, inflation is the highest it has been in four decades.
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