
Transitional delegations under the FSRA pushed to 2028/29
New end-dates extend the temporary allocation of certain supervisory duties to the FSCA and PA while regulatory frameworks are finalised.

New end-dates extend the temporary allocation of certain supervisory duties to the FSCA and PA while regulatory frameworks are finalised.

The 2024 Industry Report highlights rising utilisation, ageing membership, and persistent under-pricing as the key forces reshaping medical scheme sustainability.

Broker service fees made up 17.65% of medical schemes’ directly attributable insurance service expenditure in 2024.

An accelerated 19% contribution increase is designed to correct historic under-pricing and shore up reserves.

A practical guide to why co-payments arise, how schemes set them, and how advisers can help clients manage the risk.

After concluding its section 43 inquiry into Bonitas, the CMS has determined that the allegations merit a further forensic investigation.

This edition of Cover to Cover explains medical scheme dependant rules, required documentation, and how advisers can help clients keep their families covered.

Medihelp says it will challenge the judgment while the cost of Elaprase awaits a final decision by the CMS Appeal Board.

For single parents, a ‘one-family, one-premium’ gap policy turns unpredictable medical shortfalls into a fixed monthly cost, protecting household cashflow.

According to the Board of Healthcare Funders, the Department of Health’s presentation indicates the credits will be eliminated by the beginning of 2029.

The business group says the proposed stay will shield the Act from judicial review while allowing implementation to continue.

South Africa now has a publicly available Climate Index, developed by actuaries and meteorologists, that tracks extreme weather events.

This edition of Cover to Cover explains waiting periods, helping advisers guide clients on when benefits start and strategies to avoid gaps in cover.

The Council for Medical Schemes’ latest annual report shows a decline in registered complaints – continuing a three-year downward trajectory.

In a landscape defined by rising costs and digital disruption, brokers who embrace technology and tailor gap cover to individual life stages will lead the way.

The Council for Medical Schemes has approved two savings plans that will be marketed from 1 November.

Two new CMS studies highlight the growing strain of chronic diseases and soaring out-of-pocket healthcare costs.