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Savings & investments

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Savings & investments
Is it really time to take all your money offshore?
It seems like such a compelling argument: The JSE is struggling, offshore markets are doing well – rather invest offshore. But before you do, read this.

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Financial decisions you should make before 40
There are a few financial issues you should have sorted out by the time you are 40. There’s no time like the present to get started…

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How to evaluate investment returns in tough economic times
Local stock market returns have been dismal over the last three years. How do you judge the growth in your investment portfolio during difficult periods?

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Investment fees – are you paying too much?
Learn how investment fees are structured and the questions you should ask to evaluate if you are paying too much.

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How to start a stokvel
Starting a stokvel is not simple but it isn’t rocket science either. If you get your ducks in a row, you could be on your way to your savings goal.

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Investing in Bitcoin – a beginner’s guide
You’ve probably heard about Bitcoin. But what exactly is it? And why are people so excited about its investment potential?

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We compare customer loyalty programmes
Your wallet is probably bursting with loyalty cards. We found out about the different programmes from leading retailers to find out how to get the most out of all this plastic.

What South Africa’s investment rating means for you
South Africa has yet again just avoided an investment downgrade by a ratings agency. But what does this mean for the man in the street.

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8 tricks shops use to make you spend more
Shops want you to spend money. They sometimes even trick you into coughing up. Here are eight of the most common marketing tricks that part you from your money.

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This is how much you need to save monthly to send your kid to varsity
You should start saving now for your children’s tertiary education. We ran the numbers.