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Spouses need to review their finances

Spouses need to review their finances

Changes to the taxation of estates could leave a surviving spouse with a hefty tax bill. Last month the Davis Tax Committee (DTC) issued an update on its tax recommendations especially around so-called “death taxes”. Some of the key recommendations...

How the JSE has changed over time

How the JSE has changed over time

By Geoff Blount, MD, BayHill Capital Looking at the JSE super sectors, it is extremely interesting how their contributions to the JSE Top 40 index have changed over time. In part, this reflects the changing fortunes of the sectors in the South...

10X wants to #StopDaylightRobbery

10X wants to #StopDaylightRobbery

10X Investments kicked off its campaign to #StopDaylightRobbery by causing quite a stir at Nelson Mandela Square, Sandton. Shoppers and lunch-time restaurant goers were greeted by the sight of a life-sized household scene, complete with furniture,...

Are you prepared to pay for advice?

Are you prepared to pay for advice?

There has been a lot of talk about the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) which aims to provide transparency around financial advice and products, but how do customers really feel about it? At a roundtable discussion on RDR hosted recently by...

Should you switch credit cards?

Should you switch credit cards?

The new maximum interest rates do not apply to existing credit cards In May 2016, amendments to the National Credit Act came into effect which set new maximum interest rates which can be charged on a loan based on the repo rate. In many cases this...

Maya Fisher-French author of Money Questions Answered

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