Harrowsmith

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Working from home has its own set of challenges, but even so, the positives far outweigh the negatives. Remote work from a homestead or farm can bring a family together, build resiliency and provide many streams of income. Whether you are just beginn

Weekend Argus Saturday

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Ninety One. The winning South African company scored an average of 4.176 PlexCrowns over its 15 qualifying funds, which collectively had R175.3 billion under management at the end of last year. Six funds scored five PlexCrowns, three scored an above-

NZ Property Investor

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Negotiating: When a vendor has countered your offer and moves very little on their original price, wait 24 hours before making your next offer. This gives them time to re-think why they want to sell and often softens the vendor’s stance. It can often

Business Today

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India’s external debt was $558.6 billion at the end of March 2020, an increase of $15.4 billion over end-March 2019 Commercial borrowings at 39.4 per cent was the largest component followed by non-resident deposits (23.4 per cent) and short-term trad

Money Magazine

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The Barn (Heathcote, Victoria) In 2016, Jacob and Brad travelled from their St Kilda East rental to see a 2.5-hectare property with nothing but a barn on it. They were looking for a place with potential rental income and within a couple of hours’ dri

New Idea

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Research shows that the number of people with side hustles is growing, with predictions that it will become the norm as we move into the ‘gig economy’. And with many of us transitioning during and after the COVID-19 crisis, we’re weighing up our op

ELLE Australia

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BELIEVE IT OR NOT, the key to spending wisely this silly season is to talk more about the ultimate taboo: money. Various studies suggest women are more open about their relationships, politics and religious beliefs than they are about their earnings,

Femina

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35-YEAR-OLD HOMEMAKER WITH TWO SCHOOLGOING CHILDREN WHO PREFERS TRADITIONAL MODES OF INVESTMENT. National Savings Certificate (NSC) at the post office is a popular choice amongst several homemakers. This is a secure and low-risk product that provide

Money Magazine

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Susan is a senior writer at Money. “The whipsawing of the market amidst Covid-19 is a reminder of why buy and hold can be easier than timing the market. But I was pessimistic early on in the crisis. My tolerance to risk is on the low side at my age a

Business Today

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Order moratorium on outstanding payments such as airport charges and aviation turbine fuel and GST dues Waive airport charges when services resume Bring ATF under GST Reschedule interest and principal payments on working capital loans Inject cash for

True Love

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You’re Not Broke, You’re Pre-Rich author and Woman and Finance founder, Mapalo Makhu, on why she advocates for people to first reward themselves whenever money hits their bank accounts. Before tending to adulting responsibilities or splurging on yet

Business Today

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Bandyopadhyay moved from Business Standard to Mint in 2008, where he has contributed over 600 columns in the past decade; this is a selection of 88 all but two from Mint. Most of the book is about the Indian banking system, but Bandyopadhyay also c

Money Magazine

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• Communicate with your lender, let them know what’s going on and maintain repayments as best you can, but if you’re struggling, contact its hardship teams as soon as possible. • Without blocking your spouse from accessing money, perhaps quarantine s

Finweek - English

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curro, the private education company controlled by PSG, saw its share price slide by more than 75% over the past five years. The company, among others to reduce debt, announced a R1.5bn rights offer to shareholders in June, which was 85.3% subscribed

Woman's Day Magazine NZ

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The 94-year-old Queen has graciously given her grandson Harry 11 years to repay around $4.5 million in debt owed to the British taxpayer after the prince and Meghan renovated Frogmore Cottage before abandoning the UK. The couple has also been asked

Saturday Star

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ACCORDING to the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, almost 4.8 million South Africans have not claimed their pension savings, worth almost R42 billion. This money has the potential to change the lives of many. Speaking during a Money Smart Week even

Finweek - English

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Anne Cabot-Alletzhauser Head of Alexander Forbes Research Institute Jonathan Brummer Investment Consultant at RisCura Chief Operating Officer at Old Mutual Wealth Trust Company Head of Equity Sales South Africa at UBS Investment Bank Associate profes

Finweek - English

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sasol has announced the sale of 16 air-separation units located in Secunda to Air Liquide for R8.5bn. The market very much liked the deal, pushing the share up over 12% at one point on the day before closing over 8% higher. Sasol needs to reduce its

Homebuilding & Renovating

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Earlier this year, the Welsh Government and the Development Bank of Wales launched a rather revolutionary new scheme, Self Build Wales, with the aim of helping more people to build their own homes. So, what’s the scheme all about? In brief, you apply

Kiplinger

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Giving back is something that comes naturally to retired (and undefeated) professional boxer-turned-entrepreneur Laila Ali. Born the daughter of the late legendary boxer and activist Muhammad Ali and Veronica Porché Ali, she grew up listening to her

Blue Mountains Life

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No one likes to speak about death. But it comes at an uninvited time into all of our homes eventually. It is always best to be prepared for the unexpected. Because sometimes the unexpected and unwanted happens. During our lifetime, so many of our clo

Sunday Tribune

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FIRSTRAND has said that the Covid-19 outbreak had a negative impact on its executive directors and caused a decline to their total remuneration package during the year. The banking group’s annual report on Friday showed that the pandemic sliced its b

You South Africa

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MANY of us have learnt lessons about money – sometimes the hard way – that helped us budget more carefully or get onto a better financial footing. We asked some celebs and two financial experts to share the lessons they’ve learnt and the best advice

Fairlady

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It’s the stuff daydreams are made of. Some mysterious uncle comes out of the woodwork and leaves you a vast fortune (and maybe a sprawling mansion) in his will. Or you buy the winning Lotto ticket. Hey, it doesn’t even have to be the jackpot – a few

You South Africa

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■ Jessica Matthysen, head of Empower at Alexander Forbes: “I was just out of high school and had started my first proper job. I came home chuffed, with money in the bank, dreaming of all the things I’d buy. First thing my mother said to me was, ‘Girl

Sunday Tribune

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MORE than R320million was paid into an alleged patronage network for the benefit of service providers, high ranking eThekwini municipal officials, councillors, business forums and others, via a Durban Solid Waste (DSW) tender. How the money flowed. W

Pretoria News Weekend

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Ninety One. The winning South African company scored an average of 4.176 PlexCrowns over its 15 qualifying funds, which collectively had R175.3 billion under management at the end of last year. Six funds scored five PlexCrowns, three scored an above-

The Australian Women's Weekly

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Financial friction can arise easily within families, but proves difficult to recover from. Be it a dispute over a will, or an argument about spending, money can be a “destructive force”, says Julia Newbould, coauthor of The Joy of Money. And yet the

Independent on Saturday

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ACCORDING to the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, almost 4.8 million South Africans have not claimed their pension savings, worth almost R42 billion. This money has the potential to change the lives of many. Speaking during a Money Smart Week even

Weekend Argus Saturday

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ACCORDING to the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, almost 4.8 million South Africans have not claimed their pension savings, worth almost R42 billion. This money has the potential to change the lives of many. Speaking during a Money Smart Week even