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Money matters: How better financial habits can boost your mental health
As South Africans grapple with rising costs, small, deliberate steps toward financial control can ease stress around finances and strengthen emotional resilience. As Mental Health
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth: Early detection is the cornerstone of combatting breast cancer
To reduce the morbidity and mortality from breast cancer, we should focus on constantly raising awareness and encouraging each other to normalise the practices that
From emerging market to global powerhouse
Investing in China makes more sense than ever, particularly as it is no longer an emerging market. It is already the world’s largest economy on
Breaking down dual residency
South Africa’s tax base continues to evolve in striking ways. South African Revenue Service (SARS) figures1 show that the number of individuals registered for tax increased
Understanding Wills in South Africa: Myths, Developments, and Practical Guidance
Having a valid will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones and ensure your wishes are carried
Financial planners, meet Lemming Musuwa
The Wealth Associates adviser strives to help clients’ goals remain within their reach, irrespective of their life stage. Name: Lemming Musuwa Firm: Wealth Associates Position:
Guidelines for updating your will in South Africa: Knowing when it’s time for a revision
Introduction Creating a will is a crucial step in securing the future of your assets and ensuring that your wishes are honored after your passing.
One year in, the lessons from South Africa’s two-pot retirement reform
Approximately R60 billion has been withdrawn since South Africa’s new two-pot retirement fund system was implemented a year ago. In a recent briefing to the