financial planning
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
A Living Will, also known as an advance directive, is a document that outlines a person’s wishes regarding medical treatment in situations where they can no longer communicate for themselves. It allows individuals to refuse certain life-sustaining interventions if there
It is important to keep in mind that there is no such thing in our law as a ‘common law spouse’, and no legal status is conferred on couples who choose to live together without getting married.
In the past, severe illness cover terminated at age 65. However, most insurers now provide you with the option to select whole-of-life cover which means that your benefit continues for as long as you are alive and paying your premiums
Financial planning practices employ various fee models, making it essential to identify one that aligns with your needs. Some advisors charge a flat monthly fee, while others base their fees on a percentage of assets under management (AUM), and some
The necessity of having an offshore Will depends on several factors, including the type of asset, the jurisdiction in which it is located, and its overall value. Generally, if you own immovable property in a foreign jurisdiction, it is advisable
You will not be taxed on your severe illness payout. All payments made to you from your policy will be tax-free.
When leaving employment, many are tempted to cash in their pension or provident fund benefits. However, any withdrawals made from your long-term investments interrupt the process of compounding and effectively re-sets your wealth creation.
The financial and emotional complexities of modern-day blended and extended families can be exacerbated by ineffective estate planning and lack of communication. In many instances, the legacy that loved ones are expecting and what is actually bequeathed in terms of
