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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.

Income Protection Plans: A Guide to Financial Security

Income protection plans are designed to safeguard your earnings…

Why Financial Planning in South Africa Is Essential for Your Future

Building long-term wealth begins with making intelligent investment choices, and that starts with expert guidance. For instance, stockbroking portfolio management is a powerful strategy for investors looking to maximise returns, reduce risk, and navigate the ever-changing dynamics of the stock market.

The media mirage: Lessons from the US election’s unseen realities

The recent United States (US) presidential election, with Donald Trump’s landslide victory, has highlighted a stark disconnect between traditional media narratives and on-the-ground reality. Many mainstream channels projected Vice President Kamala Harris as the likely winner, shaping public sentiment and investor outlook. However, when results rolled in, the disparity between predictions and outcomes sparked a wave of doubt around whether the media truly serves to inform or merely to perpetuate agendas.

The illusion of prosperity: America’s fragile economic boom

As the United States (US) focusses on the results of the presidential election, America’s economic success is front and centre. The US economy has grown nearly 3% on average for nine consecutive quarters, and foreign investors have eagerly poured capital into American assets. This influx has pushed the US’ share of the global stock market to an unprecedented 60%. But behind this image of prosperity, there is a reality that is less glamorous and far more troubling. For many Americans, this growth feels distant, as most economic benefits remain concentrated among the affluent.
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