
Capitec joins Pick n Pay banking network
While other banks scale back, Capitec is expanding its footprint – joining Pick n Pay’s in-store banking and actively opening new ATMs nationwide.

While other banks scale back, Capitec is expanding its footprint – joining Pick n Pay’s in-store banking and actively opening new ATMs nationwide.

Old Mutual’s Johann Els says rising personal inflation could quietly erode household finances and retirement savings – making it vital to save early and more.

A breakdown of the provisions that are in effect now, and those that come into operation in six or 12 months.

Old Mutual reports that 75% of 18-to-29-year-olds earn from two or more jobs, with social-media selling and small businesses playing a growing role in income strategies.

The FSCA has issued a series of warnings about schemes involving the impersonation of FSPs and a deepfake video featuring Springbok captain Siya Kolisi.

A National Consumer Tribunal ruling confirms that selling a car ‘as is’ doesn’t nullify a buyer’s right to a refund or repair under the CPA.

Ditsobotla co-operative bank has been placed in resolution after the SARB cited regulatory breaches, financial losses, and governance failures.

The proposed changes limit employees earning over R1.8m a year to compensation – capped at their annual salary – for unfair dismissal claims.

The group may have to adjust its R3.3bn litigation provision to accommodate the criteria of the regulator’s proposed redress scheme.

Discovery’s analysis shows that women retire with 21% fewer assets than men – driven by a 24% pay gap, unequal caregiving burdens, and conservative fund choices.

TymeBank and Sanlam will form SanlamTyme JVCo, combining digital banking muscle with lending expertise in a R5bn unsecured loan book partnership.

The Reserve Bank’s repo rate cut by 25bps to 7% signals the start of a more accommodative cycle as inflation remains firmly under control.

The government will engage the sector on the potential for parametric insurance to improve South Africa’s approach to disaster risk.

Fewer people are pausing contributions or dipping into investments, yet many doubt they’ll have enough for a comfortable retirement, according to the Savings & Investment Monitor.

A study says the reasons include underinsurance, poor maintenance, claims processing delays, and market constraints.

Old Mutual warns that an increasing reliance on betting to pay bills or settle debt is eroding financial well-being.

The Financial Action Task Force’s Plenary in October will decide whether to remove South Africa from the grey list.