I fear the average South African is facing a ticking time bomb iro underfunded retirement as we continue to kick the proverbial can down the road until we are forced to deal with the reality of the situation and then
Retirement is a ticking bomb

I fear the average South African is facing a ticking time bomb iro underfunded retirement as we continue to kick the proverbial can down the road until we are forced to deal with the reality of the situation and then
It is interesting to see how many people are beginning to look at their home as a retirement asset. There are two reasons for this firstly the average person nearing retirement is under-funded, in some cases their homes are their
The recent Tax Law Amendment Bill included amongst others, changes to the taxation of zero interest and / or low interest loans to trusts, which will come into effect on 1 March 2017. Zero interest loans and / or loans
After scoring a consensus 3 out of 10 for the 1st report, the Davis Tax Committee has delivered what I consider to be a vastly improved 2nd report, which I will touch on very briefly in this article. The key
In the good old days retirement planning was relatively simple. Most people belonged to defined benefit company pension funds, which paid members a pension based on their total years of service and final salary. Retirement age was usually 65, thus