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Advisers leverage savings changes to expand client engagement

Advisers leverage savings changes to expand client engagement

02 March 2026

Financial advisers will love Budget 2026 for the opportunities it creates for reaching out to clients, particularly in the savings and investment worlds. In his Budget 2026 presentation, delivered 25 February, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana raised the cap for contributions to retirement funds from R350 000 to R430 000 per year, and increased annual contributions to Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) from R36 000 to R46 000.

Bowmans Budget Speech commentary

Bowmans Budget Speech commentary

26 February 2026
Budget 2026: Debt stabilises, investor confidence rises, and reforms unlock growth

Budget 2026: Debt stabilises, investor confidence rises, and reforms unlock growth

26 February 2026
Old Mutual comments on the 2026 Budget

Old Mutual comments on the 2026 Budget

26 February 2026
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Budget 2026: Centralised unclaimed benefits proposal must address governance and data challenges

Budget 2026: Centralised unclaimed benefits proposal must address governance and data challenges

26 February 2026
Budget 2026: A turning point for South Africa’s Public Finances?

Budget 2026: A turning point for South Africa’s Public Finances?

26 February 2026