Yesterday, Finance minister Tito Mboweni presented his medium-term budget policy statement, and there were a few eyebrow-raising figures that were quickly criticised.
Turning South Africa’s economy around is going to take a Herculean effort, and it doesn’t look like Ramaphosa’s four-point plan is going to cut it.
Fear not – our best and brightest are hard at work to turn around South Africa’s ailing economy.
One of the things that can make financial planning daunting is realising that there’s so much more to take into account than just saving.
According to a Johannesburg-based political and economic risk consultancy, we’re a decade away from being a “failed state”.
Even though you know full well the numbers are going to be dire, they still sting. Let’s take a closer look at what it all means.
The latest Municipal Financial Sustainability Index paints a dismal picture of South Africa’s municipalities.
Sometimes it’s tough not to read those ‘how much money you should have saved by 40’ stories and wince.
Boeing has been struggling to claw back profits, and the past few months have seen the financial woes deepen.
SARS has made some changes, and it’s safe to say that tax season will look a little different this year.
Richard Branson wasn’t immune to the economic devastation brought on by the pandemic, but it looks like he’s turning things around.
Forbes partnered with market research firm Statista to produce their list of the World’s Best Banks, including five in South Africa.
Whilst some companies have seen their stock rise over the last (almost) five months, others have taken knocks that will be felt for many years to come.
Many South Africans need to start changing their relationship with money, if we’re going to make it out of this pandemic financially sound.
The national lockdown is putting a huge financial strain on many South Africans. Now may be the time to take a closer look at your financial affairs.
The old saying, ‘get rich or die trying’ takes on a sinister edge in 2020, where capitalism and the COVID-19 virus have met head-on.
Canadian, Frank Bourassa, took ‘making money’ to a whole new level with an expertly executed conterfeit money scam.
Tito Mboweni surprised everyone with some good news about personal tax brackets, so let’s see how that’s going to affect your earnings.
Yesterday, Tito Mboweni delivered the 2020 budget speech, and there was some good news for first-time homeowners.
Capitec is putting a great deal of effort into making itself the most affordable bank in South Africa, as well as offering new perks.
February 29 is the final day of the South African tax year, and thus the final chance for South Africans to take advantage of these investment opportunities.
The World Bank has been watching on closely as load shedding returns, and the organisation has some pretty bleak predictions about what lies ahead.
SARS has introduced a number of new complicated measures to ensure that trusts function correctly in terms of tax compliance.
Even if you’re doing everything right to save for retirement, these four things could seriously mess with your future and your funds.
According to a recent report, even if you think you’re on track to a decent retirement in your golden years, you could still be blindsided.
A new report has revealed that people are outliving their retirement savings by eight to up to 20 years.
It’s not often that somebody has anything positive to say about the state of our economy, although economist Mike Schüssler is talking long term.
Since the National Treasury and SARS announced that expat tax law changes, there’s been some panic. It’s worth brushing up on that front.
It’s important for business people to make reading a part of their daily lives, and these 25 books are the perfect place to start.
Experts weigh in on what we can expect from the South African rand after the elections in May.