Financial interdependence: What newlyweds should know
Financial interdependence is one of the perks that come with being married. When you marry, your spouse becomes your partner and ally, not just your lover. That person...
Why on earth do you want to be frugal?
In a world that promotes consumerism, many people are thriving by spending less and saving more. When the second-richest-person in the world, Warren Buffett, announced that he’s still...
How to get back into financial shape after a divorce
One of the reasons divorce is hard is that people share more than just a bed when they are together. They usually also share their finances. However, divorce...
Should you consider pet insurance?
Pets are not just animals, they are members of the family. Just as you would want to give your children the best care when they are sick, so...
It’s spring time! Let us help clean up your finances
Decluttering is important because it helps you make sense and keep track of your finances. To many people spring is the time to remove all the dirt they...
Exchanging cash with family members? Get a contract
Lending money to a family member is always a complex issue. When it comes to lending money to family, there is always emotion involved. Some people say that...
Debt Mediation: Why you shouldn’t consider it
Why is no one talking about debt mediation? When consumers find themselves unable to pay their monthly debt instalments, they sometimes stumble on unadvisable programmes such as debt...
Debt collection fees: Here’s what you didn’t know
Some South Africans are indebted to the point where they can longer afford the monthly instalments for their debts. Many consumers would rather deal with debt collectors than...
State-funded funeral: local councils come to the rescue of the poor and lonely
Have you ever wondered what will happen to your body when you die if you cannot afford a funeral? Everyone would like to have a decent and dignified...
Emoluments Attachment Order: Here’s what you need to know
Be on top of your debt before creditors garnish your salary. Many South Africans are up to their eyeballs in debt. This has led to them missing their...