Medical Aid, Health Insurance and Gap Cover provide varying levels of cover. The various levels and types of healthcare on offer differ between affordability, whether it is public or private and the benefits covered.
What happens to my tax before retirement? Retirement savings vehicles all have one common benefit, they lower your tax payable.
Managing your money through the use of an emergency savings fund. We look at different options and some of the key things to think about.
When you reach retirement, you need to know how your money will be taxed. Where it is allowed to go in order to make the most informative decision.
Everyone would like to retire one day and live comfortably. Long term investments are an efficient way to help you get there.
We often hear the sayings, “Saving for a rainy day”, or "Invest for the future”, but where do you start?
Understanding what unit trusts are and what they are made up of, gives you some perspective of what to look out for.
An investment fund fact sheet provides insight into the performance, objective and fees. Furthermore, it highlights the asset allocation and breakdowns of its investment holdings.
When buying your home, did the bank push you to get bond cover with them? You could look at more affordable options.
How long can you sustain your current lifestyle if you could no longer earn an income?
What is better? A huge lump sum or regular monthly income? There is no right or wrong answer as it depends on your needs.
