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Save money: make your stuff last longer

Simple tricks to extend the life of your stuff – and save money while doing it.....

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When your parents have left retirement saving too late

Unfortunately many South Africans leave saving for retirement too late. And while there is no quick fix, there are some practical steps which can be taken to improve your parents’ financial situation in their golden years........

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Rainy day women: are you sticking to your saving resolution?

Although the festive season is now a distant memory, the repercussions are always heavy on the purse strings, particularly in current lean times, so it comes as no surprise that 40% of women have made saving money a key resolution for the New Year........

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It takes two to tango

Tracey Swanepoel tells us why two heads are better than one when it comes to business........

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The 2010 Budget speech translated

In response to the 2010 Budget speech, Anton Gildenhuys, chief executive of Sanlam Personal Finance, has formulated a concise and punchy economic translation of the budget topics that are most relevant to the man-on-the-street, including what their outcomes mean for the consumer........

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Shop around for insurance and save big

Shopping around saved me R500 a month on my car and household insurance premiums........

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Win financial planning worth R10 000!

Cash Strapped for Valentine’s Day? Bruce Fleming of CFP® offers financial advice on getting out of debt, plus you can win financal planning sessions worth R10 000!........

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Financial success tips for 2010

Another year is upon us, and we assume that you have a list of New Year’s resolutions like losing weight, getting fit and saving more. Here are some tips to help put you on the road to financial success........

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The journey to wealth

Throughout life, there are specific life stages that bring with them very specific financial needs. To guarantee financial wellbeing at every stage, it is important to make certain wise financial choices........

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Getting married? Don’t forget the financial planning

The decision to enter into a partnership such as marriage is a life-changing event. It is vital that you make the right financial decisions to ensure a happy and successful partnership.........

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Year-end bonus: quick fix or long-term financial aid?

While talks of the global credit crunch and recession have dominated headlines all year, the possibility of receiving an end-of-year bonus is sure to put a smile on cash-strapped South Africans’ faces........

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How to have festive fun without overspending

Between all those party invitations and gifts to buy for family and friends, the urge to splurge in the run-up to the festive season is at its peak. But, to avoid breaking the bank before the New Year even begins, consider these useful tips........

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Saving money: your questions answered

Carl Fischer of Capitec Bank answers questions on the difference between saving for short or long term........

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ATM fraud - save these numbers

ATM fraud is real and its happening every day. You can help protect yourself by adding the number of your bank's credit card hotline - for lost and stolen cards - to your cellphone today....

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Banking terms explained - Part 2

Many commonly used banking terms are misunderstood and, assuming you know the difference between a stop order and a debit order, can be an expensive mistake if in fact you don’t........

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How to live a debt-free life

Karin Muller of Sanlam offers six practical steps to clearing debt and living a debt-free life........

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Borrowing money - banking terms explained

Many of us glaze over when we hear conversations about compound interest, prime lending rates or overdrafts, but it’s worth understanding these terms as it can directly affect your wallet........

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Everyday money-saving tips

We all know what it’s like to feel the pinch financially, especially in today’s tough economic climate. Here are some money-saving tips to help you to keep your head above water and reduce the sting of escalating costs and dwindling income........

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Women less likely to seek help for debt than men

Women find it harder to admit to debt than men, according to research by debt counsellors, Consumer Assist........

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Consumer confidence increases

During the second quarter of this year, the First National Bank/Bureau for Economic Research (FNB/BER) consumer confidence index increased by three index points, from +1 during the first quarter of 2009 to +4 during the year's second quarter..... ...

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Three 'MUST HAVE' insurance policies you cannot afford to do without

These three 'must have' insurance policies are those that can protect you from disasters that could wreck your whole life, and the lives of your spouse, children and parents....

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Coping with the recession

How to cope with the recession? It’s a question being asked all too often these days as prices escalate and the job market continues to dwindle........

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www.insurance4women.co.za - your essential guide to buying insurance

Our brand new web site, www.insurance4women.co.za offers you tons of useful information and tips about all types of insurance, from car insurance to home insurance and from insuring your health to the contents of your home. ...

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Starting your own business

Some sensible advice on starting your own business........

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Consolidate your debt for financial freedom

Though it may seem like an impossible task, there are ways to dig yourself out of debt......

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Savers sweat as rates fall

Lower interest rates have been welcomed with joy by borrowers - but they are another nail in the coffin of savers.... ...

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Gym memberships - know your rights

Johannesburg - Consumers must be careful when taking up gym memberships, the Office of Consumer Protection, a division of the department of trade and industry, warned on Tuesday..... ...

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