Retirement
5 retirement saving tips for those who left it late
It’s better to start late than never! The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Jeanette Marais.
On Wednesday, Minister Senzo Mchunu told Parliament during his budget vote speech that his department would save R20 billion if 30,000 workers aged between 55 and 59 took early pension.
However, the 'Come On To Me' hitmaker has admitted he did contemplate calling it a day in 2007 when he was 65.
Mduduzi Luthuli, executive director at Luthuli Capital speaks on the financial challenges one is likely to face from age 40 and how to avoid them.
CapeTalk host Kienno Kammies interviews Sygnia CEO Magda Wierzycka.
Galileo Capital Financial Advisor Warren Ingram says one of the biggest mistakes people can make with retirement is treating it as a new chapter in life.
Because we are living so much longer these days, there is a gap between what we need during retirement and what we have available.
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Financial Life Planning Institute Certified Financial Planner Kim Potgieter.
A growing portion of society is continuing to work for many years after clocking up half a century of life.
Financial services expert Sylvia Walker chats about preparing for retirement.
Currently, provident fund members can cash in all their savings when they resign or retire.
Cosatu says it will allow consultation processes to take place and update workers on its progress.
Cosatu says it has not decided whether it will continue with its planned downing of tools next month.
Saipa says govt’s decision could make people more vulnerable to losing all of their retirement funding.
Financial Advisor at Galileo Capital Warren Ingram, says the legislation is only related to provident funds.
The institute is urging government to stick to its plan to implement the retirement-funding reforms.
Workers are demanding the scrapping of the unilaterally imposed tax reforms by government.
The federation has rejected claims of a public consultation leading to the new pension fund laws.
The Presidency says the first announcement of these changes was in 2011 then public consultation started.