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How Theresa May’s election gambit could strengthen her Brexit hand

19 April 2017

UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s decision to call a snap general election for June 8, 2017 caught just about everybody off guard, but we think it could prove a shrewd political move.

A practical guide to not drowning in junk

10 April 2017

Junk status.

Insuring against a tighter economy

10 April 2017

In light of South Africa’s recent downgrade to junk status, many analysts are warning we need to tighten our belts and prepare for tougher economical times. Looking at your insurance and ways you can save at home are good places to start.

Well educated people can lag behind in wealth accumulation

13 March 2017

Imagine that you go to your 20-year school reunion and are catching up with old school friends. You speak to John who says that he got a three-year qualification in mechanical engineering and now owns an engineering workshop. You also speak to Steve who studied for 14 years and is now a specialist physician with his own medical practice. John was an average scholar and Steve was the Dux in your matric year. Who is likely to be the wealthier of the two by the time you see them at the 20-year reunion?

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What do you believe will be the biggest challenge when the COFI framework is finally implemented?

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The cost and complexity of relicensing Demonstrating customer outcomes through data and reporting Embedding a customer-first culture across the business Aligning existing compliance frameworks with COFI requirements

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