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On 21 February, Minister Enoch Godongwana will present South Africa’s national budget for 2024/2025. Struggling as we are with our own personal budgets, should we care about the country’s finances? The answer is yes.

You’ve met the love of your life, lobola has been paid and your dream wedding is about to become a reality. Except for one thing: your tight budget. As part of turning 2024 into 2020MORE, here are ideas on how to stretch your wedding budget.

Like with so many other things, technology has opened up a world of dating that is much bigger than the people you are likely to meet in your daily life.

What does being rich or living a rich life mean to you? Make 2024 the year in which you find out and move closer to that dream.

A budget is there to help us plan and think ahead. How can you make MORE of your budget this year? Try drawing up a plan for the year ahead, not just the month.

We’ve all had those moments when, just as we get our budget sorted, an emergency happens and we have to spend money we don’t have. This year, let’s avoid emergencies by being smarter with our money.

We are starting this new year on a note that doesn’t feel very hopeful. Everything feels to be in short supply: electricity, money, time, opportunities, kindness. But we want to challenge you to make 2024 the year of MORE.

Money and financial matters can be a big source of conflict in households and extended families, but it doesn’t have to be. There are ways to take the stress out of money discussions and interactions.

Looking for that perfect gift with which to reward yourself after a long, tough year? How about a financial plan for 2024.

January follows December like night follows day, and yet we are so often caught with our finances in a mess when the New Year party is over. Let’s all do things differently in January 2024.