Articles by Fiona Zerbst

What happens if you cash in your savings?

20 July 2022

Many South Africans are cashing in their savings policies to get by. This article weighs up the possible implications and alternatives you can consider.

Should you take out a loan to cover funeral expenses?

18 July 2022

We look at the cost of funerals in South Africa, and we consider whether it’s worth taking out a personal loan to cover any shortfalls.

Is a personal loan a wise way to cover medical expenses?

17 July 2022

Healthcare is becoming increasingly expensive in South Africa. We consider whether a personal loan can be used to cover shortfalls.

Late starter? Maximise your retirement savings

10 July 2022

If you’ve reached middle age with minimal retirement savings, you’re not alone. This article offers some saving and investment tips for late starters.

Can you budget if you’re a gig economy worker?

7 July 2022

One of the challenges of being a gig worker is not having a regular salary. We have a look at how to budget if you have an unpredictable income.

Medical insurance versus medical aid – which is best for you?

5 July 2022

Medical insurance tends to be less costly than medical aid, however, will you still be adequately protected?

Pet insurance – affordable or a luxury?

29 June 2022

Pet insurance is rising in popularity. But how does it work, and are premiums affordable for the average pet owner?

Why "insurance fronting" for your children is a bad idea

22 June 2022

We examine the consequences of “insurance fronting” for your children and investigate legal ways to decrease your children’s premiums in South Africa.

Are you paying too much in bank fees?

21 June 2022

We find out how you can bank with savvy, to best manage fees and charges.

Shopping showdown - which retailer wins at the tills?

7 June 2022

This article compares the cost of basic goods and provides some tips on how to thrive in the supermarket aisles.

Which debts should you really pay off first?

2 June 2022

There are different schools of thought when it comes to which debts you should pay off first. We examine two approaches.

What does it mean to “pay yourself first”?

31 May 2022

The term “pay yourself first” is a budgeting strategy that’s often recommended by financial advisers. We investigate how to implement it practically.

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