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Make the future count, start saving today
If you want to retire comfortably, you'll need about 15 times your annual salary at retirement to receive a pension of 80 percent of your salary....
Five personal finance lessons we can learn from leprechauns
Think leprechauns are all about the hidden pot of gold? Well, they pretty much are, but there are some personal finance lessons we can learn from these little creatures...
Know your personal finance consumer rights
Ignorance may be bliss, but when it comes to your finances, there are consequences. Knowing your rights can help you to avoid paying a high price, particularly when it comes to contractual complications.
Understanding your financial statements
A financial statement – one of the most important management tools – can be an extremely daunting document, we try to break it down.
Swipe company echoes Finance Minister's sentiments
An independent credit card swipe company has hailed the Minister of Finance's pledge to push down bank charges and ensure transparency
How to handle your finances when getting divorced
In addition to the emotional impact of divorce on the entire family, it also has major financial implications for both partners.
No relief for taxpayers in this year’s budget
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has offered little in the way of tax relief for your pockets in the 2011 budget that contains few surprises.
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FNB connect app review
A review of the FNB Connect mobile app. A very nifty application that allows you to call and SMS for free.
Dial Direct Pothole Brigade - update
Remember the Dial Direct pothole brigade? We have an update for you on how that initiative is going...
Property, sin, travel tax and more - what does this it mean?
The last in our series of what the tax changes mean for consumers. We take a look at property, sin and travel taxes....
Education and tax budget - what does this mean for consumers
The Government says their number one priority for 2011 is education and there have been a few changes to personal tax, but what does this all mean?