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Last month I reviewed all the shares I hold directly in local and foreign companies. The exercise was prompted by a webinar that I attended which was titled Offshore investing post Covid-19. This review exercise is not something that I… Continue Reading →
I’ve had time to reflect on my investment journey to date thanks to the Lockdown. The financial meltdown caused by Covid-19 led me to review my investment portfolio which I had pretty much left to run on its own. It’s… Continue Reading →
The book, Manage your money like a F*cking Grownup was a gift from my 30 year old niece who is an avid reader. She attended the launch of the book last year and came back excited about it and the author. She… Continue Reading →
In my previous blog post I wrote about my side hustle adventures and how I used this to change my financial position. It was the best way for me to illustrate how anyone can grow their side-hustle income and… Continue Reading →
What if all that’s standing between you and your business is fear? This is Standard bank‘s tagline to its on going competition, My Fearless Next which promises the winner a year’s salary to pursue their side hustle full time. This… Continue Reading →
I have had fun times trying to implement what I learnt at Investec’s conversation on raising financially fit children last year. You can read about that conversation here. So after that function I spoke to my bank about opening… Continue Reading →
I wrote this piece for Biznews back in 2014. Biznews is the online news publication founded by Alec Hogg. The purpose then, which still applies today, was to encourage young people to consider investing in the stock market and also show how… Continue Reading →
No one likes to talk about their taxes, until it is tax filing season and there are expectations of a tax refund. In this blog our guest addresses some of the things individuals can do and products they can use as… Continue Reading →
The SATRIX slogan “Own the market” came to mind as I was writing this post. It is easy to say that you own a share of the market when the times are good. Let a Steinhoff debacle rock the market… Continue Reading →
During the month of October I attended a function hosted by Investec Bank on raising a future and financially fit generation. The enlightening conversation was led by Nikki Bush, creative parenting expert and Sameer Rawjee of the O School. They… Continue Reading →