Neli Mbara, Certified Financial Planner at Alexander Forbes says a healthy and successful relationship requires consistent effort from both parties.
As many South Africans continue to battle against the economic fallout of the pandemic, this September might be slightly more difficult to get into the spirit of springtime.
With ever-changing lockdown restrictions and many people still working from home, your trusty vehicle may not be in use all that much.
Losing a spouse or family member is traumatic enough. Being unprepared for the financial realities of death can make it even more devastating.
By way of analogy, it may be fair to say that investors are experiencing a harsh winter and may be wondering how to ride out the storms brewing on the horizon, says Anet Ahern, CEO at PSG Asset Management.
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