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The truth about Power of Attorney and cognitive decline in South Africa

26 November 2025 | Estates & Wills

South Africa is facing a new crisis: Dementia, Alzheimer’s and stroke-related cognitive decline are rising fast, revealing gaps in awareness and leaving families financially unprepared for the long-term care that follows.

Living longer, planning smarter: why delayed inheritance is key to preserving family wealth

20 November 2025 | General

Across the world’s wealthiest families, the transfer of assets from one generation to the next is rarely straightforward.

Disability Cover: The inclusion gap advisers can help close

15 November 2025 | Dread Disease and/or Disability / Critical Ilness

November is Disability Rights Awareness Month, a timely reminder that inclusion in South Africa goes beyond ramps, policies, and representation. It’s also about financial inclusion: ensuring that people living with disabilities have access to products and advice that protect their income, independence, and dignity.

After the payout: turning a several illness lump sum into a plan

06 November 2025 | Dread Disease and/or Disability / Critical Ilness

In the aftermath of a major health event such as cancer or a heart attack, the last thing most people are prepared for is making financial decisions. But for those who had the foresight and guidance to take out severe illness cover, this is also the moment that careful planning pays off. A life-changing, tax-free sum lands in their bank account, unrestricted in use and immediate in impact.

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Do you think short-term insurance broking will survive the AI plus humanoid robotics age?

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Human first always Not a chance Possibly maybe Yes, but reimagined

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