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Money is often a source of tension in relationships, but it doesn’t have to be. A well- planned couple’s budget can help you manage shared expenses, avoid unnecessary conflicts, and build a stronger financial future together.

Black Friday has become one of the biggest shopping events in South Africa. Every year, stores slash their prices, and shoppers rush to grab the best deals. While it’s
tempting to grab every deal, it’s important to have a plan.

Managing finances can be tough at the, but when you’re dealing with a mental health issue, it can feel especially overwhelming. Mental health challenges like depression, anxiety, or burnout can make it hard to focus on day-to-day tasks, including managing
money.

Financial stress is a something many South Africans face. From high living costs to sudden emergencies, it’s easy for money worries to build up. But the good news is, there are practical steps you can take to reduce financial stress and regain control of your finances.

We’ve all grown up hearing stories or beliefs about money that don’t really make sense but stick with us over time. In South Africa, some of us were told not to sweep the house at night because it will sweep away your money, or that whistling indoors can bring bad luck to your finances.

As Spring arrives, bringing with it the promise of new beginnings, it’s the perfect time to reassess your financial habits. If you’ve been doing the same unhelpful things with your money year after year, hoping for a different result, it’s time to make a change.

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.

Unhelpful thoughts and beliefs about money is the single biggest thing that hold many of us back. Let’s make 2023 the year we free ourselves from money mindsets that no longer serve us. Here’s to TWENTY TWENTY FREE.

There’s something about December that makes us throw money around like there’s no tomorrow. It might be fun while it lasts, but January almost never is. This December, do things differently.

Simply put, financial stress is worrying about money. We’ve all been there and know how terrible it is. Now let’s look at how to deal with it and – more importantly – how to avoid it.