Sarah Johnson 
Where South African Airways Stands Today South African Airways (SAA) has been through tough times. In 2021, the airline came out of business rescue with just six planes. By early 2025, they had built up to 20 aircraft. This was a big step after almost shutting down. Now, SAA isn’t just trying to survive. They’re … Read more
Introduction South Africans are hustlers by nature. Whether you’re in Soweto, Sea Point, Umlazi, or Polokwane, the hustle is real, and the grind is necessary. In 2025, side hustles aren’t just a trend, they’re a lifeline. Stats SA says over 40% of working-age adults are hunting for extra income, and with load shedding, fuel hikes, … Read more
EasyEquities Review 2025: Your Guide to Low-Cost Investing in South Africa Investing in the stock market has never been more accessible to South Africans, thanks to user-friendly platforms like EasyEquities. Whether you’re a beginner hoping to grow your wealth with just a few Rands or a seasoned investor looking for affordable ways to diversify, EasyEquities … Read more
A home workout setup can cost you nothing, while gym memberships in South Africa start at R269 and go up to R3,400 per month. Which route actually saves you more in the long run, and what do you get for your money in October 2025? Let’s get into the real numbers and value you can … Read more
How Retail Loyalty Programs Can Change Your Experience with Reward and Loyalty in South Africa Retail loyalty programs have become a powerful tool for South African consumers seeking meaningful savings and value in a challenging economic environment. With 82% of South Africans actively using loyalty programs as of 2025, these schemes are no longer just … Read more
Money’s tight, but you don’t need a financial adviser to take control. With the right tools, a bit of discipline, and some local know-how, you can build a solid financial plan-even on a South African salary. Here’s everything you need to get started, with real numbers and options available right now. Why DIY Financial Planning … Read more
Power of Attorney Types: General vs Specific for South African Consumers In South Africa’s rapidly evolving financial and legal landscape, the Power of Attorney (POA) remains one of the most versatile yet misunderstood tools available to consumers. Whether you’re a property investor navigating a buoyant but complex real estate market, a business owner managing cross-border … Read more
Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs) are a powerful way for South Africans to grow their wealth without paying tax on interest, dividends, or capital gains. With an annual contribution limit of R36 000 and a lifetime cap of R500 000 set by SARS, choosing the right TFSA provider can make a significant difference in your investment … Read more
Imagine you’re sitting at your kitchen table in Johannesburg, sipping your morning coffee, thinking about finally fixing that leaking roof or maybe buying a car to make your daily commute easier. You know a personal loan could help, but the idea of applying feels overwhelming. “What if I don’t qualify?” you wonder. “What documents do … Read more