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Financial independence begins and ends with savings

15 January 2020 | General

The world is abuzz with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s decision to find independence and build a life of their own outside of their royal trappings.

The top four mistakes to avoid when saving for education

15 January 2020 | General

As parents, we all want the best for our children, and this often includes being able to give them the best education that we can afford. In the journey to saving for your children’s education, it is oftentimes the small adjustments you make along the way that can mean the difference between having enough, or falling short, when the time comes to pay for education.

How to implement your New Year’s resolutions

15 January 2020 | General

Are you able to speak that new language you wanted to learn in 2019? Have you shed those pesky extra kilograms from the holiday season? Are you fitter? If you have answered "yes" to any of these questions, you deserve a serious pat on the back, as you are one of the rare people who have actually managed to achieve their goals.

Financial advice for the new year – Save, Invest, Protect

13 January 2020 | Estates & Wills

As we usher in the New Year, our thoughts inevitably turn to finances. Everyone has a plan. Even no planning — worst-case scenario — is a plan. So, what will you do differently this year to make sure you’re in an even better situation next time round in 2021? But even more to the point, what will it take to ensure your family is not left in a worse situation if you happen to die.

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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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