Beyond the badge: why experience will define automotive loyalty in South Africa

Liezel Jonkheid|Published

Why cheaper automotive brands aren’t the disruptor, but changed customer expectations are.

DA mayors unite against Eskom's electricity tariff hikes

Dieketseng Maleke|Published

Mayors from Democratic Alliance municipalities are calling on NERSA to reject Eskom's proposed electricity tariff increases, arguing that the hikes are unsustainable ...

South Africa nears gender parity in leadership, but power gap persists

Nicola Mawson|Published

Women hold about half of senior roles, yet remain underrepresented in positions that shape strategy and capital allocation

Fuel spikes threaten SA salaries

Nicola Mawson|Published

Rising fuel prices linked to conflict in the Middle East are expected to push inflation higher, eroding real wages and reducing the likelihood of a near-term interest ...

Why youth unemployment must remain at the heart of the economic agenda

Nkosinathi Mahlangu|Published

The 2026 Budget prioritised tax relief and easing the pressure on household finances, but barely touched on one of South Africa’s most urgent economic challenges: ...

Dashcams and disputes: can video footage help your insurance claim?

Funeka Ngewu|Published

While insurance costs are rising due to increased weather events and road disruptions, having clear video evidence can help speed up the claims process by providing ...

Understanding financial planning: a guide for entrepreneurs and salaried employees

Ettienne Bezuidenhout|Published

Explore the distinct financial planning strategies for salaried employees and entrepreneurs, highlighting key differences in income stability, tax planning, retirement ...

Cash-strapped employees feel the squeeze at work and wallet

Nicola Mawson|Published

Wealthbit chief executive officer Alex Cook said financial stress is a consistent source of pressure for employees

Homebuyers rethink semigration, prioritising jobs and infrastructure over coastal living

Nicola Mawson|Published

South Africa’s semigration trend is shifting from lifestyle-driven moves to more strategic decisions, as buyers prioritise jobs, service delivery and infrastructure. ...

How South Africans can save on petrol and diesel amid rising fuel prices

Sherry Sibeko|Published

With rising fuel prices in 2026, South Africans can adopt simple driving habits to save on petrol and diesel. Discover practical tips from Miway Insurance's Sherry ...

Maximise your finances this tax year: essential tips for South Africans

Reeona Chetty|Published

With the new tax year upon us, South Africans have a prime opportunity to reassess their financial strategies. Discover expert insights on maximising tax-free investments, ...

Rate hikes may be back on the table as war-driven inflation risks build

Nicola Mawson|Published

The Reserve Bank is expected to hold rates for now, but rising oil prices, a weaker rand and global tensions are increasing the risk of hikes if inflation pressures ...

5 essential tips for building financial resilience and freedom

Sharon Hamman|Published

Discover how financial resilience can empower your freedom. This article offers five actionable tips to help you build a secure financial future, ensuring you can ...

Low-income South Africans owe up to 8 times what they earn, report says

Sebastien Alexanderson|Published

Low-income South Africans owe up to 8 times their income as debt becomes a tool for survival amid rising costs.

Understanding the financial impact of geopolitics on South African households

Ross McMillan|Published

Discover how global geopolitical tensions can directly impact your household expenses, from fuel prices to grocery bills. Learn proactive strategies to safeguard ...

How rising fuel prices will impact South African households

Salem Nyati|Published

With fuel prices set to rise significantly in April, South African consumers must prepare for the ripple effects on their budgets. This article offers practical ...

War in Iran could hit South African consumers where it hurts most: their wallets

Chris Coetzee|Published

A conflict in Iran may feel geographically distant, yet its economic shockwaves could land directly in the pockets of South African consumers.

Insurance isn’t just about what happens when you die

Nicola Mawson|Published

South Africans are increasingly claiming insurance benefits while they are still alive. According to Discovery Life, about 65% of its claims payouts now go towards ...

Preparing for Sars audits: what you need to know for tax season 2026

Ann Milne|Published

With the 2026 tax season approaching, taxpayers must prepare for potential Sars audits. This article explores the increasing likelihood of audits, the associated ...