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The Importance of Financial Healthcare in Retirement Planning

Health and medical needs can significantly impact your overall…

Investment Management Services: What They Are and Why You Need Them

Investment management services are essential to individuals and…

Musk’s political rise …

Recent articles in major outlets have debated the implications of Elon Musk stepping in as President Donald Trump’s second-in-command. Some worry that this development signals a backdoor coup, a private-sector takeover of democracy, or a power play designed to boost Musk’s fortune. Yet a close examination of Musk’s track record paints a different picture. An exploration of the most common criticisms surrounding the Musk/Trump partnership illustrates why it could usher in a more innovative and robust economy, both at home and abroad.

Missing the moment in a changing global economy

Worldwide, economic powerhouses and emerging markets are reinventing themselves by adapting to new trade patterns, fostering tech innovation, and leveraging financial liberalisation. South Africa, in contrast, often appears caught up in an older paradigm, struggling to enact policies that spur job creation or attract robust foreign investment.

The Role of Investment Management Advisors in Your Financial Journey

Embarking on a financial journey can feel exciting, frightening,…

Global economic outlook: Steady growth with persistent challenges

The World Bank projects that the global economy will maintain a steady growth rate of 2.7% in 2025 and 2026, consistent with the previous two years. While this stability is noteworthy, the growth rate remains insufficient to significantly alleviate global poverty, particularly in developing economies where sluggish investment, high debt levels, and the escalating costs associated with climate change present formidable obstacles.

5 Top Reasons Why Your Business Needs Employee Benefits Consulting

Offering comprehensive employee benefits has become essential…

Best Financial Planning Tips for Beginners or Those Starting Over

Whether you're just beginning your financial journey or restarting…

A look at local listed property

In 2017, after an almost decade-long boom, the local listed property sector abruptly swung into a 3-year decline. Underperformance, due to a 20% appreciation in the Rand (on an index generating almost 40% of its income abroad), was followed by reports of share manipulation and misleading statements by the Resilient stable, which comprised nearly 40% of the index, resulting in share prices falling up to 65%. Shortly thereafter, we experienced the COVID pandemic. The index fell 55% amid lockdowns, work-from-home policies, and low levels of landlord pricing power.
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