How South Africans are maximising rewards while cutting back on spending

Nicola Mawson|Published

About two-fifths say their household is worse off than a year ago, up slightly from the previous survey, while a similar share feel better off.

Tax disputes: why they no longer belong solely to the accounting profession

Willem J. Oberholzer|Published

As Sars becomes increasingly procedural and legally focused in tax enforcement, Willem Oberholzer argues that tax disputes now require both accounting knowledge ...

The rise of blended portfolios among South African investors

Frikkie van Loggerenberg|Published

South African investors are increasingly turning to blended portfolios, combining traditional and alternative investments to navigate today's volatile markets.

Meta shares tips to help older adults avoid online scams

Staff Reporter|Published

Meta has disrupted nearly 8 million scam accounts this year and launched new safety features to protect vulnerable users, especially older adults. Learn about their ...

AI in personal finance: opportunities and ethical challenges

Pedri Reyneke|Published

Understanding how technology is reshaping personal finance while raising new ethical questions.

Citadel. South African Manager Of The Year.

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For a company like Citadel, this commitment to clients and partnerships is not just a strategy; it's a core value.

Watch VideoReconnecting South Africans with Their Unclaimed Dividends: The JSE Claim It Campaign

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In a transformative endeavour to reconnect South Africans with their unclaimed dividends, Claim It, a collaborative effort spearheaded by the Johannesburg Stock ...

Hidden danger of under-declaring income: why expats may be more at risk without knowing it

Mbalenhle Mahlaba, Alex Mahundla and Junaid Bhayla|Published

South African expats remain legally obligated to declare worldwide income unless they've formally ceased tax residency. With Sars leveraging global data-sharing ...

South Africa' s inflation rises slightly, but food prices ease

Nicola Mawson|Published

Food prices, which have been a key driver of inflation in recent months, showed signs of easing, helping to temper overall price growth.

Trustworthy: Constitutional Court' s definitive ruling on trustee signatures

Phia van der Spuy|Published

The Constitutional Court has overturned previous rulings on trustee decision-making, clarifying that trust deeds can specify majority decision-making for both internal ...

Expatriates at risk of eFiling access problems

Alex Mahundla|Published

South African expatriates face significant tax compliance risks due to outdated Sars contact details. With enhanced security measures requiring two-factor authentication, ...

Your retirement fund options explained

Alex Odendaal|Published

The Two-Pot Retirement System has changed how South Africans access their retirement savings. This comprehensive guide breaks down the differences between pension ...

How early planning can cut your festive season budget by 20%

Tishalan Pillay|Published

With food prices up 7. 2% and the festive season approaching, small shopping changes now could save you hundreds of rands by December. Discover how switching stores ...

How to transform business failures into growth

Zunaid Moti|Published

Every entrepreneur faces setbacks, but the true measure of success lies in how you recover. Drawing from personal experience, Zunaid Moti shares practical strategies ...

Fewer debt summonses for South Africans, but total debt continues to rise

Nicola Mawson|Published

Stats SA reports a significant drop in civil summonses for unpaid debts among South Africans, yet the total amount owed is on the rise, raising concerns about financial ...

Consider future needs before buying a home in Cape Town

Nicola Mawson|Published

With Cape Town's property prices on the rise, homebuyers are urged to look beyond immediate needs and consider how their new home can adapt to future life changes, ...

South African shoppers' guide to avoiding the debt trap on Black Friday

Chris Coetzee|Published

As Black Friday spending in South Africa surges to record highs, financial experts warn about the hidden costs of impulse purchases. Learn how to spot retail psychology ...

Sars limits tax error corrections: new guidelines on ' undisputed errors'

André Daniels and Richan Schwellnus|Published

Sars has released a Draft Interpretation Note clarifying when taxpayers can use Section 93(1)(d) to correct assessment errors without formal objection. Learn what ...

Why domicile matters for same-sex inheritance rights

Elize Kramer|Published

South Africa's progressive laws protect same-sex couples' inheritance rights, but your legal 'home base' (domicile) could determine whether these protections apply ...