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Tips on how to optimise your Easter budget

Tips on how to optimise your Easter budget

By Opinion | Published Apr 7, 2023

Special occasions like Easter are a great way for families to celebrate together, but it’s important not to get carried away and forget the savings goals you set for yourself at the start of the year.

8 tips to help you get a head start on the TikTok way of budgeting

By Dhivana Rajgopaul | Published Apr 7, 2023

A new way to budget called cash stuffing is quickly becoming a viral trend on TikTok with many users of the platform starting to use this method to take control of their finances.

8 tips to help you get a head start on the TikTok way of budgeting

8 tips to help you get a head start on the TikTok way of budgeting

Retirement planning is not just financial, but emotional too

By Opinion | Published Apr 6, 2023

Retirement planning is not just financial, but emotional too

6 ways women can boost their retirement savings despite the gender pay gap

By IOL Reporter | Published Apr 5, 2023

6 ways women can boost their retirement savings despite the gender pay gap

5 money saving hacks that will stop rising costs from biting into your budget

By Dhivana Rajgopaul | Published Apr 4, 2023

5 money saving hacks that will stop rising costs from biting into your budget

A shift from the traditional is key if young people want a good life when they retire

By IOL Reporter | Published Apr 3, 2023

A shift from the traditional is key if young people want a good life when they retire

4 ways people fool themselves when they are investing

By Opinion | Published Apr 1, 2023

4 ways people fool themselves when they are investing

5 money tips to help you manage the increase in interest rates

By Dhivana Rajgopaul | Published Mar 31, 2023

5 money tips to help you manage the increase in interest rates

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Consumers have to dig deep as the average cost for a food basket moves closer to R5 000

By IOL Reporter | Published Mar 30, 2023

Consumers have to dig deep as the average cost for a food basket moves closer to R5 000

Consumers have to dig deep as the average cost for a food basket moves closer to R5 000

5 questions every investor needs to ask their financial adviser

By Dhivana Rajgopaul | Published Mar 29, 2023

5 questions every investor needs to ask their financial adviser

5 questions every investor needs to ask their financial adviser

You need to know your consumer rights to make the right financial decisions

By Dhivana Rajgopaul | Published Mar 28, 2023

You need to know your consumer rights to make the right financial decisions

You need to know your consumer rights to make the right financial decisions

3 ways you can adapt your finances in the face of rising interest rates

By Dhivana Rajgopaul | Published Mar 28, 2023

3 ways you can adapt your finances in the face of rising interest rates

3 ways you can adapt your finances in the face of rising interest rates

6 tips to help you survive the slippery slope of spiralling debt

By Dhivana Rajgopaul | Published Mar 27, 2023

6 tips to help you survive the slippery slope of spiralling debt

6 tips to help you survive the slippery slope of spiralling debt

Should you go solar?

By Opinion | Published Mar 26, 2023

Should you go solar?

Should you go solar?

The pros and cons of the TikTok way of budgeting – cash stuffing

By Dhivana Rajgopaul | Published Mar 24, 2023

The pros and cons of the TikTok way of budgeting – cash stuffing

The pros and cons of the TikTok way of budgeting – cash stuffing

The Reserve Bank does not have its finger on the pulse: So where is it?

By Corrie Kruger | Published Mar 24, 2023

The Reserve Bank does not have its finger on the pulse: So where is it?

The Reserve Bank does not have its finger on the pulse: So where is it?