When it comes to investing, and investing wisely, the informed will tell you that it’s a long game.
Mention the word ‘Steinhoff’ and most of us think of former CEO Markus Jooste. The company’s former CFO isn’t without wrongdoing, either.
There’s talk of South Africa being greylisted by the Financial Action Task Force. That may not sound like something that should concern you too much but it could have real-world implications for all of us.
Although it’s just speculation at this point, I shudder to think of the knock-on effects that would come with fuel hitting R40 a litre.
Two 21-year-olds were arrested for driving off from a Westville Engen petrol station without paying for their tank of fuel.
The last global recession in 2009, dubbed The Great Recession, began when the American housing market went from boom to bust.
Batten down the hatches, because here comes trouble. It’s not just the cost of filling up that suffers when fuel prices surge.
Naspers, which owns large stakes in South African companies like Media24, MultiChoice, and Takealot, has long been popular with those who dabble on the JSE.
Yesterday, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana tabled his 2022/2023 budget in parliament. Let’s take a closer look at the various ‘sin tax’ numbers.
The Tesla co-founder has now sold about 4,5 million shares, raising over $5 billion, which amounts to roughly 3% of his stake in the company.
Planning for your future isn’t something you do on a nudge or a whim, which is where the financial experts come in.
Despite the Japanese public being overwhelmingly against the Olympics taking place, organisers are forging ahead, with financial concerns an unspoken driving force.
Brand Finance’s recently released 2021 annual report reveals the most valuable and strongest brands in South Africa.
The president and other top-earning ministers will see their paycheques remain the same for the second year in a row, but they’re still taking home a decent salary.
February has come and gone, and so too has the 2020/2021 financial year, but now’s the time to plan for the future and shield yourself from the tax you haven’t paid yet.
WallStreetBets has set their sites on a new investment opportunity, and we could all benefit from the returns on this one.
SARS issued a statement this week pointing out a high degree of non-compliance in the short-term rental sector, with Airbnb income clearly under scrutiny.
The government’s announcement that it was killing Section 12J tax breaks has been met with much pushback. Thankfully, there’s still one more chance to max out your refund before it ends.
With confirmation that Harry and Meghan won’t be returning as full-time working members of the British Royal Family, a closer look at their finances is in order.
You don’t amass a net worth of around $92 billion by making regular mistakes, but even Warren Buffett gets things horribly wrong from time to time.
At 2PM today, Mboweni is set to deliver the budget, and given the destruction wrought by the pandemic over the past year or so, it will need a balancing act of epic proportions.
You might want to give this a read before you start planning your retirement on the beaches of another continent.
The GameStop saga has created a new interest in Reddit’s WallStreetBets and the way that it might be gaming the market.
Last week, it looked like there would be no end to the rise and rise of GameStop stock. Then things went south.
A chain of stores that sell video games are suddenly worth a pretty penny, after a large group of people rallied on Reddit to support its stock and beat back the professionals.
There’s a great deal of buzz around Section 12J of the Income Tax Act, and that’s worth a closer look.
Here’s how to keep on track with growing your wealth when your finances don’t look that different from what you were working with last year.
Yesterday, Stats SA released the GDP stats for the third quarter. The headline number touted was the 66,1% growth, but that doesn’t really tell the full story.
As a new year approaches, consider this a reminder that starting 2021 with your finances in order is a great way to kick things off.
Finding in excess of R10 billion from a budget already stretched paper-thin means money taken from departments that can ill afford the hit.