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Bank grows advances outside South Africa to ensure growth of loan book
Personal Finance
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Platinum seems to defy the odds as commodity prices fall
Personal Finance
In tune with his money
Brendan Peacock asks conductor and musical director, Richard Cock, how he conducts his financial affairs
Opinion & Analysis
Invest where you find the fear
Diversification is always a good move, as long as you do your homework
Personal Finance
There’s risk, but also huge rewards
Venture capitalists give South Africa’s entrepreneurs a helping hand
Personal Finance
Way we live now demands new financial choices
Financial literacy is not about being great at maths — it is about common sense
Personal Finance
Players look for added value in deals
Private equity companies choose companies that have strong management teams and back those managers to do the job
Personal Finance
A sum you will be glad you did
It is up to each working person to initiate and plan long-term investment contributions to arrive at retirement with enough money to make it through the rest of their lives
Personal Finance
We are still not saving enough
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Personal Finance
Active managers under threat
Beating the benchmark becomes all the more critical in the face of low-cost, passive products
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- FAME & FORTUNE: Level-headed diva will splash on tips and cars
- New trusts ready to shine
- It’s essential to establish a workable retirement strategy
- Corporate bonds boom
- Aim at returns to beat inflation
- Reform for greater transparency
- Umbrella fund will secure your payout
- Tailor portfolios to meet your needs
- Be realistic about savings
- Cashless society not around the corner
- Household retirement pot gets smaller
- Standard’s affordable home loan book grows by 30%
- Mortgages as part of SA household debt mix in decline
- SA pay increases to outstrip global average, report shows
- Tax on retirement products confusing
- How you are getting screwed on popcorn
- Investors seek cold, hard gold
- FUND FLOWS: In uncertain times, diversify
- ‘Cost, distrust’ discourage consumers from obtaining insurance
- Consumers will require more relief, says forum
- Investing offshore
- Why consumer inflation feels higher than it is
- Much of tax burden falls on the wealthy
- Slow credit growth likely due to lacklustre corporate demand
- Individual taxpayers ‘cannot bear more financial strain’
- Budget 2013 preview — will individuals pay more tax?
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- Consumer inflation comes in lower than expected
- Private credit growth faster than expected
- Tax incentives could increase SA’s meagre research spend










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