Interesting Facts According to a Sanlam online study of South African women, 72% of them believe they are living in “survival mode. “According to the report, financial concerns account for 86.4% of South African women’s sleepless nights, with health concerns…
Financial planning is the process of taking a comprehensive look at your financial situation and building a specific financial plan to reach your goals. As a result, financial planning often delves into multiple areas of finance, including investing, taxes, savings,…
In the context of accelerating your savings one of the suggestions is to increase your income by starting a side hustle/business. Accelerate your Savings – Start a Side Hustle Piggyback on Trends Solve Problems – Customers don’t particularly care about…
Interesting facts – How South Africans Spend Their Income According to Brand SA, household expenditure is 32.55%, followed by transport 16.29% and education is on 2.45%. What is a budget? A budget is an analysis of personal revenue and expenses…
70% of South Africans spend all their monthly salary or even more than they make, according to research done by Deloitte in 2021, this makes it difficult to save. What is Saving? At its most basic, saving is the act…
DREAMING OF MEETING YOUR PRINCE CHARMING? A man is not a financial plan, here’s how to empower yourself this Women’s Month How many of these statements, are true and may even apply to you or female friends and family members…
“The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today.” H. Jackson Brown, Jr. __ Dear Valued Clients, By now you have heard of COVID-19 or Coronavirus, which is affecting the entire world. Our government has taken steps aimed at…
How to keep your personal information secure Never give your online banking passwords or usernames to anyone Always type safrican.co.za in your browser if you want to visit our website. Be cautious of company names with web-based email addresses, e.g.,…
In these trying economic times, it’s often difficult to ensure your budget lasts as long as the month. At Safrican, we understand the value of a Rand and that’s why we’ve put together some practical tips to keep more money…
“In South Africa, three quarters of disposable household income is spent on paying debt, explains Marcelle Arnold (Marketing Executive at Safrican) “Overspending kills wealth creation for all, as your income is wasted on interest and debt repayments.” The good news…