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- Sep 30, 2026
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Why you must track prices weeks before Black Friday (opens the original)
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Smart shoppers know a good deal when they find one. But it doesn’t come naturally; it takes weeks of tracking prices to make sure you are getting a great deal. Let’s be honest, how many times have you heard people say they bought something during Black Friday only for the price to drop further a week later? That’s because many Black Friday deals are not the real thing. Simply tracking the prices of goods you want to buy can put real money back in your pockets. “South Africans planning to make a
Why spring is a whirlwind of asthma triggers (opens the original)
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Have you had asthma symptoms during the day more than twice a week or been woken at night because of it? Perhaps you needed your short-acting reliever inhaler more than twice a week or you’ve had to cut back on any of your usual activities because of asthma. These questions will help you understand if your asthma is under control or not. If your answers were “yes” and “I did”, then you need to get your asthma under control. Spring comes with higher pollen levels, dust and smoke that can trigger
Why good health doesn’t come in a pill (opens the original)
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You’re taking supplements but don’t get maximum benefits. You could be taking them at the wrong time or eating certain foods that reduce how well your body absorbs them. “A meaningful proportion of synthetic vitamins are excreted before they can be fully utilised, which is why high-dose synthetic supplements sometimes produce vivid results in the bathroom but less measurable results in the body. You may be spending money on supplements that are, quite literally, going to waste,” warns Andy Moore
PAYDAY TO PAYDAY | Wills month advice: leave a legacy, not a mess (opens the original)
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If you were to die today, what are you leaving behind? Is it a legacy that your loved ones can carry forward or is it a mess that will see them drag each other to court as they fight for your assets? You could have a will but not have told anyone where it is. If you’re 16 and you’ve inherited wealth from your parents, have you spoken to anyone about drawing up a will? “I’m young,” you could be thinking to yourself. But ask yourself, what will happen to that wealth if something were to happen to
Understanding credit and how to make it work for you (opens the original)
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Many people look at me with so much judgment when I tell them that I don’t have a car. They always ask why I don’t have one and if I don’t think I’m spending too much money on e-hailing services. Do I want a car? Yes, and I don’t just want a car. I want a big car. Once you drive a big car, you can never go back to a hatchback − been there, done that and there is a reason I went big. The main reason I can’t buy that car is the cost of living that is showing us flames. Petrol went up again at midn
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