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Feeling financially anxious? Dawie Roodt unpacks what to control and what to ignore.

May 25, 2026

Feeling financially anxious? Chief Economist Dawie Roodt shares practical advice on what you can control, and what to ignore, during uncertain times.

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Feeling financially anxious? Dawie Roodt unpacks what to control and what to ignore.

May 25, 2026

Feeling financially anxious? Chief Economist Dawie Roodt shares practical advice on what you can control, and what to ignore, during uncertain times.

Emergency savings in South Africa: Your first line of financial defence

May 5, 2026

In an unpredictable economic environment, financial security is not built on knowing exactly what will happen next, but on being prepared when life does not go according to plan. From rising living costs and vehicle breakdowns to medical shortfalls and sudden income disruptions, unexpected expenses are a reality for many South Africans. Yet industry data consistently shows that more than half of South Africans would struggle to cover an emergency cost of around R20,000 without taking on debt.

Interest rate hikes back in the spotlight: What South Africans should know

May 5, 2026

Interest rates are once again in the spotlight, with renewed discussion around whether South Africa could see further increases after a period of relative stability. While recent economic commentary has raised concerns, it is important to separate headlines from underlying realities, and to approach the conversation with perspective rather than panic.

Budget speech and income tax explained in South Africa

March 16, 2026

Each year, South Africans watch the National Budget Speech closely. While the announcement covers many areas of government spending and economic policy, one topic consistently affects households and businesses alike: income tax.

How the 2026 Budget Speech shapes opportunities for South African investors

March 4, 2026

South Africa’s national Budget Speech is often analysed through a political or social lens. For investors, however, it serves a different purpose. It provides a framework for understanding fiscal direction, economic stability, tax treatment, and capital allocation priorities, all of which influence long-term financial well-being.

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Feeling financially anxious? Dawie Roodt unpacks what to control and what to ignore.

Feeling financially anxious? Dawie Roodt unpacks what to control and what to ignore.

Emergency savings in South Africa: Your first line of financial defence

Interest rate hikes back in the spotlight: What South Africans should know

Budget speech and income tax explained in South Africa

How the 2026 Budget Speech shapes opportunities for South African investors

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