High investment fees can reduce your investment return, leaving you with a lot less money than you expected. Here’s what you need to know about investment fees.
5 things you are spending too much money on
We’ve identified 5 items you may be paying too much for and found cheaper alternatives.
Low cost healthcare options if you can’t afford medical aid
Many of us cannot afford medical aid. But we can still get some cover for healthcare costs. We look at what’s available, what it costs and what it covers.
Who inherits if you don’t have a will?
If you die without a will the law decides who gets your assets such as your home and your money. This might not be the person you want to leave your possessions to.
Actions creditors can – and can’t – take against you
When you can’t pay all your debts your creditors can take certain actions such as suspending credit facilities. What else can they do and what can’t they do?
Why the cheapest car insurance isn’t always the best
Many drivers can reduce their car insurance premiums, but cheap insurance often means fewer benefits. We look at what benefits cheap car insurance does and does not include.
Can I return an item I can’t afford to pay off?
Hire purchase agreements make expensive items affordable. But if you can’t make the monthly payment you can come to an agreement or return the goods.
How to get divorced on a budget
Getting divorced doesn’t need to cost you a fortune in legal fees. We’ve found out how to get divorced on a budget.
7 things you need to know about debt counselling
Debt counselling is a way you can pay off your debts and have enough money left to live on each month. But not everyone qualifies, and it does take some time.
Tax season 2020: a guide to the changes SARS has made
South Africa’s tax season opens on 1 June 2020. We explain what tax season is, who needs to file a return on what date and other important tax information.