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Strong market performance lifts assets to record highs, but lapses and protection gaps persist beneath the surface.

Choosing the wrong one could close the door to the dispute resolution process.

Fund managers believe the economy and inflation are heading in the right direction, according to a Bank of America survey.

Latest Savings & Investment Monitor contains insights into South Africans’ appetite for investment risk and investing offshore.

The new edition of ‘The Ultimate Guide to Retirement in South Africa’ provides the big picture about retirement, facilitating informed conversations between clients and advisers.

PayShap adoption takes another leap forward as Discovery joins banks offering the real-time digital payment service to their clients.

Here is a guide to the information that must be submitted by each category of enterprise.

A strong passport provides significant financial freedom in terms of international investment and business opportunities.

With reserves reaching R8.8 billion, can members expect that very low contribution increases will automatically follow?

Local insurtech startup shows how it’s done in the face of a significant decline in global venture capital funding.

The qualification provides learners with a foundation for various roles in the financial services industry, or to kick-start their career in financial planning.

Members of United African Stokvel complain about outstanding pay-outs.

Two recent decisions by the tribunal highlight misconceptions about debarment that need to be dispelled.

Allowing cheap health insurance will avoid the need to raise additional taxes during the initial phase of NHI.

The Financial Matters Amendment Act introduces stronger sanctions for auditors and significant reforms to pension funds.

The Cyber Commissioner Bill, recently tabled in Parliament, aims to address an urgent need for the improved protection of personal information and stronger cyber security measures.

It appears that virtually most excesses, including malfeasance and possible manipulation of the Bitcoin market from December 2020 to June 2022, have been dealt with.

Sars is holding thumbs that the problems experienced with auto-assessments last year won’t recur in 2023.