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We kiss and tell on 5 lipstick picks for you to try
No matter the season, occasion or outfit, a suitable red lipstick is the perfect finishing touch. But with so many to choose from, which ones are worth buying? And which offer value for money?
Navigating the thriving and thrifty thirties
Reaching the big 30 is typically the age at which young professionals are expected to have made their mark. It is also the ideal time to do some serious introspection and restructure your finances.
Genuine tax errors - don’t give SARS a reason to hunt you
Sometimes tax season can feel like hunting season – especially when it’s your first time filing taxes and you are still trying to make sense of what an “ITR12” is. Justmoney got in touch with two tax specialists to fi...
How to save while travelling locally
There are those who firmly believe in first exploring local sights and attractions before even venturing abroad. They may be on to something. Not only does it give you new appreciation for your surroundings, but it is also a cheaper op...
How can private healthcare be anticompetitive?
Competition among medical aid providers is neither as vigorous nor as effective as it could be, said former chief justice, Sandile Ngcobo, during the presentation of the Health Market Inquiry (HMI).
Tax Returns: Should you be paying to get it done or do your own?
1 July marked the official opening of Tax Season 2018. If you’re a first-time tax filer this may seem daunting - from which paperwork to fill out, to submission dates and accompanying documentation. For this reason, many people opt to mak...
The depression no one really talks about
July is Mental Illness Awareness Month and this year specific focus is being placed on depression statistics both internationally and locally among pregnant women and new mothers. According to a recent World Health Organisation (WHO) study 13 % ...
Lightning and load shedding can damage household appliances
South African households are vulnerable to sporadic power surges, predominantly because of lightning strikes and power cuts.
Blow to rand softened by ‘Ramaphoria’
The growth of the US dollar in April was a blow to the rand – but one that has been cushioned by political changes. The rand strengthened in December last year with the election of Cyril Ramaphosa as the leader of the African Nationa...
Shoprite/Checkers workers fight for decent income
Shoprite/Checkers workers have demanded that the company raise their basic income. This is after the National Transport Movement (NTM) accused the Shoprite group of paying some of their employees R400 a week.
Future looks grim for DVD stores – The move to online streaming
Perhaps you watched SABC 2 on Saturday mornings. The animated characters flashing in and out of focus, and you and your siblings take turns wrestling with the antenna. Perhaps you frequented your local video store – which later turned int...
5 reasons the NHI amendments could be what the doctor ordered
Changes to align medical aid schemes to the proposed National Health Insurance (NHI) were proposed on Thursday by Aaron Motsoaledi, the Minister of Health. The announcement was received with mixed feelings, some claiming the NHI itself was unsus...