FSCA – Various Exemption Extensions
On 26 February 2021, the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) released the following three FAIS Notices: 1. FSCA FAIS Notice 15 of 2021 – Exemption of Juristic Representatives from section 13(1)(c) of the […]
F&I professionals urged to turn compliance into customer value
Strong engagement, clear records of advice, and a culture of ethics can help F&I professionals build trust and improve customer outcomes.
FSCA – Various Exemption Extensions
On 26 February 2021, the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) released the following three FAIS Notices: 1. FSCA FAIS Notice 15 of 2021 – Exemption of Juristic Representatives from section 13(1)(c) of the […]
Debarments – Don’t put your head in the sand
On 1 April 2018, the debarment process under the FAIS Act was amended by the Financial Sector Regulation Act 9 of 2017 (FSRA). Since then, many debarment cases have been referred to the Tribunal. […]
Debarments – Don’t put your head in the sand
On 1 April 2018, the debarment process under the FAIS Act was amended by the Financial Sector Regulation Act 9 of 2017 (FSRA). Since then, many debarment cases have been referred to the Tribunal. […]
Family planning – Gap cover helps beyond birth and every step of the way
“Pregnancy and childbirth are usually occasions of great joy, but the medical expense shortfalls that go along with it can add a lot of stress,” Tony Singleton, CEO at Turnberry Risk Management Solutions […]
Household Net Wealth Index study shows that the rich are getting richer
South African households’ real net wealth increased by an estimated R1 009.1 billion (R1.009 trillion) from the onset of the second quarter of 2020 (Q2 2020) to the end of the year (Q4 […]
Impact of lower salary increases on retirement savings
“When you consider that most South Africans retire without sufficient savings, a lack of decent increases will exacerbate the problem,” according to Twané Wessels, Product Actuary at retirement income specialist, Just. Salary increases […]
#BudgetSpeech2021 – What it means for SME sector
“Overall, I think the Minister had a very tough task to start with in trying to increase tax revenue and reduce costs. I think he has probably done the best he can with […]
#BudgetSpeech2021 – What it means for SME sector
“Overall, I think the Minister had a very tough task to start with in trying to increase tax revenue and reduce costs. I think he has probably done the best he can with […]
#BudgetSpeech2021 – Most welcome light at the end of the tunnel
Last week, the Minister of Finance tabled the 2021 Budget, which, according to many experts was more optimistic than expected. “It is important to understand the context,” says Sandy McGregor, portfolio manager at […]
#BudgetSpeech2021 – Most welcome light at the end of the tunnel
Last week, the Minister of Finance tabled the 2021 Budget, which, according to many experts was more optimistic than expected. “It is important to understand the context,” says Sandy McGregor, portfolio manager at […]
Keep it up close and personal
Failure to disclose material terms and conditions has been the downfall of many an adviser when a complaint is laid with the FAIS Ombud. Admittedly, 20/20 vision is only possible in hindsight as […]
Keep it up close and personal
Failure to disclose material terms and conditions has been the downfall of many an adviser when a complaint is laid with the FAIS Ombud. Admittedly, 20/20 vision is only possible in hindsight as […]
Private, Business or Commercial insurance? – OSTI clarifies your questions
A recent article on the distinction between private, business and commercial motor insurance raised a few questions from our readers: “According to this article we all have to insure our vehicles for business […]
Private, Business or Commercial insurance? – OSTI clarifies your questions
A recent article on the distinction between private, business and commercial motor insurance raised a few questions from our readers: “According to this article we all have to insure our vehicles for business […]
How do medical schemes treat substance abuse?
Substance abuse is on the increase in South Africa and at least 15% of South Africans are said to have a substance abuse problem according to 2016 statistics. Alcohol, marijuana (dagga), cocaine, tik […]
How do medical schemes treat substance abuse?
Substance abuse is on the increase in South Africa and at least 15% of South Africans are said to have a substance abuse problem according to 2016 statistics. Alcohol, marijuana (dagga), cocaine, tik […]
