long-term investing

Despite what many investors believe, there is no correlation between investment fees and returns, so don’t fall into the trap of thinking that by paying more, you’re guaranteed higher rates of return.
Contributions to approved retirement funds are tax deductible up to a limit of 27.5% of taxable income, capped at an annual limit of R350 000, but this does not mean that you can’t contribute more without still reaping tax benefits.
As an individual investor, you are free to construct a portfolio that is fully customised to your needs although you will be limited by the provisions of Regulation 28 as mentioned above. This piece of legislation is designed to protect
Except in the case of ill-health or emigration, investors can only retire from a retirement annuity from age 55 onwards, although they are entitled to stop contributing towards their RA at any stage without fear of early termination fees or
Anchoring bias in the context of investment often happens when investors place too much importance on the initial information they received, creating a psychological benchmark or reference on which all future decisions are made. Anchoring happens to us all the
Putting enough money away for a comfortable retirement is a daunting task and, while we all know that starting early is critical, the numbers are alarming. Statistics from the 2021 10X South African Retirement Reality Report which has just been
Before making the decision to emigrate, it is advisable to review your plan to ensure that you fully understand the financial impact of doing so. Regardless of where you intend relocating to, emigration is an enormously expensive undertaking that requires