financial planning

Crafting a sold financial plan involves undertaking careful scenario planning and then putting mechanisms in place to protect yourself from possible detours. Life’s ‘detours’ include events such as retrenchment or job loss, divorce, terminal illness, significant loss or damage to
Even once their adult children have their own homes and families, many retirees choose to hold on to the family home for sentimental reasons rather than downscaling to a more manageable-sized property. If the longer-term plan is to ultimately downscale
One of the greatest disadvantages of marrying in community of property is that the couple remains jointly liable for each other’s debt, including debt that was incurred before the marriage.
Be sure to check the term of your policy. Death benefits can be purchased for a fixed term, such as ten or twenty years, or for whole of life. Similarly, some benefits, such dread disease and disability cover, cease at
Staying at home to raise children and look after the family home is one of the most difficult, relentless jobs around. If you have a stay-at-home spouse, it is important to appreciate her economic value and the importance of the
Most companies have taken a hit as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and national lockdown. Retrenchments are on the rise and unemployment is endemic. While your retrenchment may be upsetting, avoid taking it personally.
Not updating your Will after your divorce can have disastrous consequences and may result your spouse unintentionally inheriting from you.