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For our Youth Month series of blogs, we asked 15 young South Africans about their thoughts and feelings about, and relationships with, money.

Relieving the immediate and often debilitating financial distress in which employees find themselves is usually the focus of employer-led financial wellness programmes.

Relieving the immediate and often debilitating financial distress in which employees find themselves is usually the focus of employer-led financial wellness programmes.

In the spirit of doing more in 2024, here are some tips on how to get more out of your workplace EAP, especially as far as your finances are concerned.

Budgeting, spending less and finding a side hustle are all things you can do to build a more comfortable life. However, they are only one side of the money management coin.

Budgeting, spending less and finding a side hustle are all things you can do to build a more comfortable life. However, they are only one side of the money management coin.

South African consumers are facing unprecedented challenges related to debt, inflation, and stagnant income growth. With rising interest rates and mounting financial stress, it’s more crucial than ever for employers to prioritise the financial wellness of their staff.

Financial freedom is not something that happens when you win the lotto, get a fancy job or marry a rich person. It can only happen when you build on a solid foundation – and that starts in childhood.

Much as we hate them, we cannot escape taxes. For people who earn one salary, income tax is a simple matter. However, many of us have a side hustle or even a fully functioning business to boost our income, so understanding a bit more about tax is useful.

South Africans celebrate political freedom on 27 April every year, but too many of us still feel trapped because we don’t have the money to live the life we want. So, let’s talk about financial freedom and what it means.