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Sanlam reaches out to the youth market via social media
Sanlam is doing a good job at reaching out to the younger market with two campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of planning for your financial future...
Gordhan: Rand is too strong
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan thinks the Rand is too strong and said that South Africa shares its concern with other emerging markets.
Know your risk profile in volatile markets
How much do you know about your risk profiles? It's important to find out as much as you can. Read why here...
Staying Safe When Shopping Online
Staying safe online does not have to be a chore. We have compiled a few easy to follow tips on keeping your details safe from hackers.
Lower income property market could boom
There is some good news for the property industry as experts believe the next ‘boom' might be affordable housing.
Insurers reward clients for taking the eco-friendly approach
South African insurance companies are rewarding efforts by their clients to be more environmentally aware.
Till transactions on the increase
More and more people are drawing money from till points while doing their groceries. The reason: Convenience.
Crime stats highlight need for adequate insurance
Crime stats published by SAPS ighlights the need for effective safety measures in homes and adequate household insurance...
Investonline.co.za recommended portfolios outperform
Investonline.co.za may only 6 months old, but their funds are already showing returns.
Win R2000 by opening a Sanlam Splash account
If you're spending more than R200 a month on bank charges, you're spending too much. Why not open a Sanlam Splash account for R49 a month?
What will South Africans do with their tax rebate?
Tax season is in full swing and a poll recently run by Justmoney.co.za indicates that South Africans will be doing the smart thing with their returns.
Moody's: Strike could damage SA's reputation
Economists with Moody's Investor Services have warned that constant strike action in South Africa could severely tarnish South Africa's reputation.