In the previous article we delved into what a unit trust is and how its fee structures work. Let us…
Unit trusts are a very popular investment used as an underlying in many financial products in the South African market.…
The Tax-free Savings Account (TFSA) was introduced by the South African Government in March 2015 in an attempt to encourage…
Our investment journey starts from as early as our first paycheck. To help navigate the confusing and seemingly infinite number…
The do’s and don’ts around drawing up a will may seem old-fashioned and outdated, but they are ultimately there to…
When you start to think of and plan for your death, the first step is to have a will, taking care to ensure that the will is valid and can be held up in court if need be, and that it provides for your loved ones in the most optimal and practical manner. Let us
In Part One of this series on why it is important to plan for death, we considered what will happen if you die without a will and the risk associated with having no input on who will inherit from your estate. We also looked at why it is important to nominate an executor in your
Dying is not a concern for the dead but can become a living nightmare for the loved ones that are left behind. They can suffer financial stress, added emotional trauma and endless administration agony. Therefore, having your affairs in order could be a very important last act of kindness that you can give your loved