Articles by Danielle van Wyk
Tips for landing your dream job
We chat to experts about boosting your chances of landing the job you’ve always wanted.
What the CPA means for landlords and tenants
We take a look at what the CPA means for landlords and tenants and the rights they have around it.
How car power enhancements affect your cover
Many make various modifications to their vehicles, and in many instances it is to improve the performance of the car. We take a look at how this affects your insurance cover.
10 Ways to give back this festive season
We look at ten various and fun ways in which you can take time to give back this festive season.
SARS branches will now be open on Saturdays
With less than three weeks before the Tax season deadline, on 25 November, the South African Revenue Services (SARS) have extended its hours to accommodate taxpayers, to Saturdays.
Unit trusts reach record mark of R2 trillion
Assets managed by the Collective Investment Schemes (CIS) announced that it had reached a record R2 trillion.
Cape Town hallowed the most expensive province to stay
We take a look into the South African housing market and its trends and explore the findings that Cape Town is the most expensive province to rent or buy.
Free education to cost an estimated R250 billion
According to Parliamentary Budget Office research, the cost of free-education at higher education institutions would cost the fiscus an estimated R250 billion over the span of three years.
A guide into Famous Brands
We take a look into Famous Brands, a group which owns some of the country’s most well-known food franchising brands.
TUT fees to remain at 2015 prices
Tshwane University of Technology became the first university to announce their 2017 fee structures, yesterday, as they decided to keep it at a 0% increase.
Investing in the AVI Group
We take a look at the AVI group and speak to experts about whether or not it is a good investment.
A gap in the affordable housing market
We take a look at the gap in the housing subsidy programme and market and what the way forward should be.