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Setting up an emergency fund

Setting up an emergency fund

Watch Episode 3 of the Change In your Pocket series for advice on setting up an emergency fund. https://youtu.be/zreJg6744II – Video supplied by BrightRock Welcome to The Change Exchange, where we're helping you find ways to make the most of out of...

The ins and outs of a buy and sell agreement

The ins and outs of a buy and sell agreement

Tanya Lochner of Glacier Fiduciary Services discusses a buy and sell agreement as an exit strategy where there are two or more partners in a business. A business needs to prepare for the event of one or more of the partners dying or becoming...

Funeral cover vs life insurance

Funeral cover vs life insurance

Albert Theyse, Head of Sales at O’Keeffe & Swartz explains that life insurance covers the important long-term needs for your family in the future when you are no longer around to provide ongoing financial security. Funeral cover provides the...

Tell your money where to go

Tell your money where to go

Watch Episode 2 of the Change In your Pocket series for tips on how to draw up a budget. https://youtu.be/x8yK7_RgzyU - Video supplied by BrightRock So you’ve just landed the job of your dreams along with that salary bump that’s going to solve all...

Common mistakes around trusts

Common mistakes around trusts

There are several common mistakes around trusts, particularly when a trust has been set up for estate-planning purposes, to protect assets from creditors and for potential tax savings, writes Sumesh Somaroo, audit and assurance partner at BDO...

Cellphones: to contract or not

Cellphones: to contract or not

I have always had a cellphone contract. In fact, I am embarrassed to admit that I recently had to ask someone how to buy pre-paid data. The thing is, I got my first cellphone back in the dark ages when phones where the size and weight of a brick...

Market turmoil: don’t panic!

Market turmoil: don’t panic!

By Carl Roothman, Head of Retail Business at Sanlam Investments We are well aware that an adviser’s job is never done. No matter how thoroughly you explained to your clients what to expect from the equity market, when markets suddenly fall and...

How much should I be spending?

How much should I be spending?

So you’ve just got your first pay cheque and the temptation to go and blow the whole lot on a new wardrobe or a deposit on the car of your dreams will be huge. But you know that you also have to pay those boring expenses like rent, food and petrol....

Common mistakes to avoid when drafting a will

Common mistakes to avoid when drafting a will

If you have a will, you’ll have the last word on what should happen to the fruits of all your hard work when you are gone, right? Not quite, says Sanlam Trust legal adviser, Clive Hill. Wills have split up families, turned siblings into prime...

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