Women investors beat men on returns, not through skill but by trading less, taking fewer risks and sticking to their plans, research shows.

EasyRetire data shows that most South Africans are choosing not to withdraw from their retirement savings pots. Transparency, not barriers, is the reason

The former SAPO CEO on retirement assets, informal markets and why art makes for great company

Two-thirds of South Africans say they’re financially literate, but only 13% have emergency savings. The gap between knowing and doing is the real problem.

Think of your financial plan as a tower of champagne glasses. Fill one tier of savings, then cascade down to the next level

Credit is neither good nor bad – it’s a tool. South Africa’s debt crisis shows what happens when it’s used in the wrong way

‘If you can’t do it in 20 stocks, you’re not going to do it in 200’ – Sasfin Wealth’s chief global equity strategist shares his money tips

The company’s flagship financial literacy platform, Moneyversity+, has claimed its sixth award since its launch in 2024, achieving recognition at last week’s prestigious Qorus…

Financial literacy is as vital as understanding our health, yet millions of South Africans remain vulnerable to debt, poor savings and exploitation

Cut through the noise: investing isn’t about headlines or hype. It’s about net return – the money left in your pocket after all costs

The investment powerhouse on how she’s setting herself up for retirement, the importance of not buying blindly – and of not simply following the crowd

Financial literacy is a critical life skill, so take greater care where you go to for money advice