financial planning
A Type A trust is designed to provide financial security for a person with a severe mental or physical disability who is unable to support themselves financially. It can be either an inter vivos trust that is set up during
The Wills Act prescribes strict requirements for a valid Will, and any deviation may render it invalid. Importantly, your two witnesses must be competent and must sign in full at the bottom of each page.
We all know that children are expensive so start preparing your baby budget as soon as possible because costs add up quickly. Consider the costs involved in adapting or renovating your home to accommodate a small child. This could include
Paying more than the minimum required amount on your credit card and making payments before the due date can significantly reduce the interest paid over time. By doing so, you’ll pay off your balance faster and save money in the
One of the greatest disadvantages of this marital regime is that the couple remains jointly liable for each other’s debt, including debt incurred before the marriage. In a community of property marriage, one spouse has the capacity to bind the
The mechanics of a pyramid scheme hinge on two primary elements: (a) an upfront entry fee or initial payment promising substantial returns in a short time frame, and (b) the necessity to recruit new members. Participants typically ascend through various
While the law allows you to appoint a family member or friend as your executor, the final decision rests with the Master of the High Court. If the Master deems your chosen executor insufficiently qualified, they may require professional assistance
Depending on the rules of the medical scheme, you may be required to move off your parents’ medical aid. If this is the case, do not allow your membership to lapse and ensure a smooth transition onto your own medical
While putting money away for your child’s education is important, do not neglect your retirement funding. Without adequate retirement funding in place, you could become a financial burden on your child later in life which should be avoided at all
