Mark Bechard, the managing editor of Moonstone Publications, provides an overview of some of the stand-out sessions on the first day of the Financial Planning Institute’s annual convention on 3 and 4 November […]
The High Court says Discovery Health misconstrued the scope of the judgment that set aside the RAF’s first directive on the payment of medical scheme members’ claims.
Discovery Health’s quest for reimbursement from the RAF for medical expenses incurred by road accident victims has faced multiple legal hurdles, with new RAF directives complicating the situation.
Billy Seyffert unpacks 2024’s major compliance changes, from the two-pot retirement system to cybersecurity standards, offering practical advice to stay ahead in 2025.
A client complained that she couldn’t earn Greenbacks rewards at a BP filling station because it does not accept American Express cards.
More than 3.6 million companies were registered with SARS, and only 0.1% of them contributed 72.3% of corporate income tax revenue in 2022.
The Banking Ombud urges consumers to be proactive in protecting their funds, especially as complaints rise about unauthorised tap-and-go activity with lost or stolen cards.
Scammers are using fear, urgency, and authority to exploit unsuspecting shoppers. Discover how to keep your finances safe amid the surge in holiday fraud.
The FSCA says the scammers are also misusing the FSP number of a Bloemfontein-based financial planning business.
The stokvel misused a significant portion of the money it collected, while the remaining amounts were used to pay purported returns to some investors, says the Authority.
The Digital and Financial Forensic Analysis Centre’s latest project is serving subpoenas electronically to obtain bank records.
The Presidency is not happy with McKinsey’s appointment as a supporting partner to the B20 or Bain’s running the Energy Council’s project management office.
Allan Gray argued that Nedbank’s ‘Time is more valuable than money’ campaign infringed upon its intellectual property.
The surge in fraud underscores the urgent need for stringent compliance measures to protect clients and maintain trust amid rising threats.
Consumers defied economic pressures this Black Friday, with banks processing billions in transactions and setting new records. Digital payments took centre stage, highlighting a significant shift in consumer behaviour.
The FSCA also alerts the public to individuals who may be providing financial services without authorisation.
Public-private partnerships and sustainable projects are opportunities for impactful, long-term investment in essential services and economic growth.
