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How do employer-employee loans work?
We find out what an employer-employee loan entails, and we have a look at the questions you should ask before you initiate the process.
9 Practical ways to reduce debt
We investigate nine practical ways to reduce your debt and keep future debt to a minimum.
Items with the best resale value
This article explores which items are proving to be most popular in the second-hand market, and which may offer the best return from a resale perspective.
Should you take out a student loan?
Getting a tertiary qualification is expensive, but it can make a big difference to your future prosperity. This article considers student loan criteria and conditions.
When is it too late to take out life insurance?
We consider life insurance options for middle-aged or older consumers, and alternatives to life cover if you are declined by insurers.
Can your workplace offer you financial assistance?
People facing financial difficulties may turn to their company for assistance. We consider how companies can assist and how employees can access this.
Changing from one medical scheme to another - effortlessly
It’s important to regularly assess your insurances to ensure they offer the best value for money, and are the best fit for your current needs.
What happens to your retirement annuity if you cash out early?
You can’t plan for everything in life. As prepared as you may be, there will inevitably be times when you will deal with unforeseen circumstances.
The importance of having a valid will
A will ensures that your affairs are dealt with properly when you die. This article explains what a valid will is, and why it should be reviewed regularly.
How an emergency fund can help during load shedding
We consider what an emergency fund is, and how you can use it to buffer the impact of load shedding.
How to create a trust for your children
This guide explains what a trust fund is, how it functions, and the benefits of creating one for your children.
Why do you need a living will?
A living will sets out your desired medical care should you become incapacitated and unable to communicate. This article examines the importance of having a living will.