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Use loans and credit wisely and avoid falling into the debt spiral (opens the original)
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Many people are borrowing to bridge the gap between earnings and essential expenses. The debt spiral does not usually begin with a shopping spree, but a gap. This could be the gap between payday and month-end, the gap between a salary increase and the real cost of groceries, transport, rent and electricity, or the gap between what a household earns and what life now costs. Benay Sagar, chief executive of DebtBusters, says the warning sign is simple: âIf you ever find yourself borrowing to pay
Gen Zs and millennials are taking a different path to wealth (opens the original)
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Younger consumers are embracing smarter money habits despite economic uncertainty. Young South Africans may be moving into adulthood later these days, but that does not mean they are sitting out the money game. Data cited by Siyabulela Nomoyi, quantitative portfolio manager at Satrix, shows that 57% of inflows to the SatrixNOW platform in 2022 and 2023 came from account holders under the age of 40, based on figures available as of April 2024. Investors under 40 also accounted for 56% of Satrix t
Two-pot, two years later: savings are used to put food on the table (opens the original)
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Households increasingly rely on retirement money for basic living and everyday expenses. When the two-pot retirement system was introduced, the fear was that South Africans would raid their savings pots for holidays, gadgets and soft-life spending. Two years later, the system has done exactly what it was designed to do: give workers limited access to part of their retirement savings without forcing them to resign. But the withdrawals are also showing something uncomfortable about household finan
R500m Atlantic Aerodrome targets September opening as hangar squeeze intensifies (opens the original)
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A new privately funded aerodrome costing between R400m and R500m is being developed on Cape Townâs northern edge, with its first phase expected to open in September 2026. Atlantic Aerodrome, near the N7 turn-off to Atlantis, is aimed at general aviation operators, turboprop aircraft, light jets, charter companies, flight schools and aircraft maintenance businesses. It is also being positioned to absorb some of the pressure expected when Cape Winelands International Airport is redeveloped. Foun
FSCA confirms 80 Eight uncovered and reported 2021 fraud after firm challenges R2.5m penalty (opens the original)
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While the Financial Sector Conduct Authority has confirmed 80 Eightâs self-reported fraud, the clarification does not withdraw or amend its findings or sanctions. The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has clarified that 80 Eight South Africa itself discovered and reported the 2021 contraventions that led to a R2.5-million administrative penalty. The regulator issued the brief update on Wednesday, 22 July at the request of 80 Eight, formerly known as Ela Asset Management. This follows t
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