
FPI announces finalists for Financial Planner of the Year award
The winner will be announced at a gala dinner on 14 November.
In Circular 48, the CMS signals tougher enforcement against exempted insurers, warning that non-compliant branding and failure to notify regulators will attract decisive action.

The winner will be announced at a gala dinner on 14 November.

Just enter one or two numbers – the spreadsheet does the rest.

The company did not inform shareholders timeously of the effects of a change to the terms of a loan.

Fraudsters are abusing the brands of Ashburton Investments and Moneyweb to reel in the unsuspecting.

New actuarial modelling shows that most living annuity investors need to consider higher equity exposure, together with lower drawdown rates, to avoid running out of money.

The Ombudsman for Long-term Insurance rules that Fedgroup Life must pay an employee’s mental illness claim.

FSPs can expect to receive their assessment notice this month.

Clients who are advised by a Certified Financial Planner® professional report the highest level of financial security and well-being.

Applications are open for MBSE’s Advanced Certificate in Financial Planning and Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Planning.

Statistics for the first half of 2023 show a high number of lapses and surrenders as consumers are squeezed by the cost of living.

The City of Cape Town has declared the storm that ravaged the Western Cape over three days in September ‘a major incident’.

The debarment procedure did not comply with the FAIS Act in a number of ways, the FST finds.

South Africa’s ‘Big Five’ medical schemes have published their 2024 contribution increases, and members should prepare to pay significantly more for cover.

Information-sharing must be done in accordance with FICA and POPIA and governed by a written agreement.

The FIC’s intelligence reports contributed to the recovery of more than R5.8bn in criminal proceeds in 2022/23.

There are concerns that members with Saver plans will experience severe cuts to the allocations to their medical savings accounts.

‘Conduct of this kind undermines public confidence in financial markets and leads the general public to believe that the system is rigged and unfair,’ Tribunal says.