Tag: spending habit
Understanding the influence of BNPL on a credit score
South Africans are significantly indebted, with a large portion of their monthly income going toward servicing debt. This means that for every R100 of disposable income, South Africans currently owe R62.70. We’ve observed a combination of high interest rates, rising living costs and slow income growth driving the high levels of indebtedness.
Digital nomads – visa, tax and employment implications
An increasing number of jurisdictions are embracing digital nomads as a potential source of economic good, lightly taxed but who contribute to the fiscus through their daily and considerable spending habits. South Africa is no exception, following some recent exciting developments within the immigration policy space.
Location intelligence is the secret weapon of data-driven banking
Geographic information systems (GIS) are transforming banking by integrating location-based insights with customer relationship management (CRM) tools. New technologies are rapidly reshaping the banking sector, signalling a shift from traditional, branch-centric models to a more data-driven, customer-centric approach.
Avoiding the ‘should’ve, could’ve & would’ve’ in your retirement years
With the increased cost of living, managing your money in your retirement years can be a challenging exercise for many. Running out of money during one’s retirement years is a prime concern for many retirees. Although people have reasons to be concerned with the rise of economic pressures and the cost of living, consumers can lessen the risk of running out of money in retirement with proper financial planning and sound money management tools.
Advantages of starting to plan for a retirement at an early...
Retirement planning is one of the most important parts of your financial journey, but it is often neglected or postponed until close to retirement age. Starting to plan for retirement is easier when you are still young, and you have few financial responsibilities.
What money habits do you want to pass on to your...
When we think about our legacy, it usually involves things like building a solid career, raising well-adjusted children and passing on cherished family traditions. However, your legacy could also be about teaching your children the life lessons and everyday habits that your parents and grandparents taught you, either through you modelling their behaviour or by heeding their advice.
What SMEs can learn from Amazon’s imminent disruption of SA’s marketplace
Leaked documents detailing the forthcoming launch of ‘Project Fela’ – a new marketplace with its own membership programme owned by Amazon – has prompted much industry speculation and debate around the role that competition plays in sector development.






























