How to pay yourself first
Sponsored by Nedbank Paying yourself first is one of the fundamentals of personal finance and something that’s often mentioned or
Category: Financial Habits
It’s amazing how small financial habits can make a huge difference in your finances. Habits such as budgeting, saving, tracking expenses, setting goals, checking prices etc. Small and consistent daily moves will have a great impact!
A survival guide for 2020
Sponsored by Nedbank Have you caught yourself trying to scratch your nose whilst wearing a mask? Who would have thought
What does “pay yourself first” even mean?
To pay yourself first, simply means to prioritise saving or investing, above all other things. Instead of spending all your
Personal finance behaviour
Behavioural bias; you’re only human You would be naïve to think that the daily financial decisions that you make are
Tips to manage your finances during a crisis
There’s a lot happening now that is beyond our control and for which we could never really have planned for.
How to set finance goals
Hopefully you’re convinced of the importance of personal finance goal setting and that you are now eager waiting to hear
Benefits of personal finance goals
Let’s look at the benefits of personal finance goals and why setting some is an important step in taking control
Personal Finance DIY
Because nobody cares more about your money than you do When last did you see an advertisement from a financial
Manage finances as a couple
It can be tricky to manage finances as a couple. Check out this interview with Kaelo about he and his new wife manage their finances together. Great tips!
Managing finances as a couple
Managing finances as a couple can be tricky and can often lead to conflict. Read Peter & Vanessa’s story of how they do it and what works well for them.
Financial goals for 2020
Financial Goals for 2020 First published in City Press The start of a new year, and in fact a new
Spend less than you earn
The ‘not-very-secret’ mathematical formula for creating wealth and achieving the future you’re hoping for is not a complicated one; spend less than you earn