We have been through some interesting times and have learnt some interesting lessons. Here are some of the interesting “facts” that we have learnt about Covid-19 …

There are many misconceptions about who deals with what when a person passes away. I have heard statements …

2020 has started with a BANG! The market is nervous, investors are nervous but strangely, there are a few less people wanting to invest everything in cash. All of this nervous tension is not new …

Greetings from one world champion to another. I was really hoping that we could bottle the euphoria and unity generated by the recent incredible game…

When looking at financial planning most people have three basic questions that need to be answered…

Greetings from one world champion to another. I was really hoping that we could bottle the euphoria and unity
generated by the recent incredible game, along with the post-match interviews and picture feeds.

As a financial planner with a number of clients who are already retired, I am often asked to either draw up a Power
of Attorney or even worse I am shown a Power of Attorney…

South Africans are generally a pessimistic bunch. We love bad news, even if it’s fake news, and it’s always only the “realists” that see the “true picture”.

Some of you may know that I did the Iron Man in Port Elizabeth in April – and conditions were horrendous. Before the event I had (true to form) planned my whole race meticulously.

With the recent amendments to the normal tax exemption relating to South Africans working outside the country
as provided for in s 10(1)(o)(ii) which comes into effect from 1 March 2020

On a recent trip to Zululand, I found this interesting flyer
on my car. “What does the good Doctor have to do with finance?” I
hear you ask.