You work hard for your money, but how hard is your money working for you? How should you invest it? Shares, unit trusts, index funds, policies, property, annuities or savings account? Have you got enough stashed away for a rainy day? Or for your retirement? And what about debt? Take responsibility for your personal finances, by reading and listening to the advice from our personal finance advisors.
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702/Capetalk's Kabous le Roux shares 13 thoughts he has on being less materialistic and living the good life right here right now.
Chantal Marx (Head of Research at FNB Securities) shares her stock picks of the week on Bruce Whitfield’s The Money Show.
Warren Ingram recaps the principles “supersaver” Julia, a young client of his well on her way to financial freedom, is following.
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Ray White talks to personal finance guru Warren Ingram, who reckons women should take financial planning more seriously than men.
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