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The ongoing lottery debacle

20 April 2007 | Straight Talk

The press has been full of stories about the lottery in recent weeks. Love it or hate it, millions of South Africans queued to buy their ticket every week - and millions of rand flowed to the lottery coffers - some to be used for charitable causes. (Cl

On the 'time barring' clause and your constitutional rights

13 April 2007 | Featured Story

On 7 of April 2007, the Constitutional Court ruled in the matter of Barkhuizen versus Napier with regards an application to appeal a Supreme Court of Appeal ruling. The case stems from a refused insurance claim which was first lodged in 1998. The nearly 1

How to lose the battle against corruption

13 April 2007 | The Stage

Hardly a day goes by without having to express disbelief at statements issued by high-ranking members of South African society. The latest such uttering is that corruption can be combated by paying higher salaries. The source of the comment is not as impo

The problem with FSB 'approval'

13 April 2007 | Straight Talk

Thousands of financial services websites proudly proclaim their companys status as "FSB approved" or "Registered Financial Services Provider." At face value we can accept that these companies have been issued licences to carry out certain activities in th

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"Dying" to save tax

06 April 2007 | Featured Story

Learning from the short-term insurance ombudsman

30 March 2007 | Straight Talk

The evolution of life covers for HIV sufferers

30 March 2007 | Featured Story

Tidal waves wreak havoc on Durbans beachfront

23 March 2007 | Featured Story

At R34 million this Clifton apartment is still a bargain

23 March 2007 | The Stage

Savings take a back seat in the current credit boom

23 March 2007 | Straight Talk

At R34 million this Clifton apartment is still a bargain

23 March 2007 | The Stage

Discovery strides into the UK life assurance industry

16 March 2007 | Featured Story

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Talked About Features

The ongoing lottery debacle

On the 'time barring' clause and your constitutional rights

How to lose the battle against corruption

The problem with FSB 'approval'

"Dying" to save tax

Learning from the short-term insurance ombudsman

The evolution of life covers for HIV sufferers

Tidal waves wreak havoc on Durbans beachfront

At R34 million this Clifton apartment is still a bargain

Savings take a back seat in the current credit boom

At R34 million this Clifton apartment is still a bargain

Discovery strides into the UK life assurance industry