My own debt story
I was recently asked about my own debt story and what the actual turning point for me was. It was
The tax implications of cashing in your Provident Fund
First appeared in Estate Living It’s not uncommon to change jobs every few years and at the same time decide
What to do when you’re involved in a car accident
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A helpful guide to understanding a credit report
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Mindfulness and Money
It’s interesting how we’re becoming more and more aware of the benefits of mindfulness. Living in the era of cellphones,
What Your Myers-Briggs Personality Type Means for Your Wallet
I very seldom post guest articles or articles from other sites, but I quite liked this one and thought I
How does Gap Cover work?
Most of us are familiar with private medical aid and understand the importance of it, but what about Gap Cover?
28% growth on my ETF Investments – April Update
Welcome to my April update of my ETF Investments! I’ve invested a further R1,300 since my March update and have
Investment Fees – why do they matter?
It’s easy to open a new investment account either by a “self-service” type of method where you select your investment
How the 2019 Budget Speech affects us
First appeared in Estate Living There was much hype and anticipation ahead of Finance Minister Tito Mboweni’s budget speech in
10 Signs that you’re misusing your credit card
We all love the convenience of credit cards but it’s so easy to misuse them and one can quickly end
ETF Investments – March 2019 Update
The post on my first investment with Easy Equities has really proven to be popular as many people don’t know
Moo-vable Assets (Investing in cows)
This article was first published in Estate Living (in print and online) and follows on from a previous article I