The Adfinity Financial Informer - 3rd Quarter 2023 Most of us can remember the days when insurance salesmen used to use the corny phrase that was designed to strike fear and trepidation in the minds of their clients. Heaven forbid [...]
The Adfinity Financial Informer - 2nd Quarter 2023 As financial planners, we often get asked what the secret is to retiring wealthy. The truth is, there are no secrets. Successful investing requires a long-term perspective, patience, and a focus on [...]
2023 National Budget Highlights The much-awaited National Budget Speech was delivered on 22 February 2023. Here are the key points covered by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana: Energy crisis: With the lack of reliable electricity supply being the biggest economic constraint, the [...]
The Adfinity Financial Informer - 1st Quarter 2023 It is a little-known fact that the owners of the World Trade Centre’s twin towers believed the simultaneous destruction of both towers to be impossible and that they believed the probability to [...]
The Adfinity Financial Informer - 4th Quarter 2022 A lot of attention and financial writing focuses on the preparation and saving for retirement. However, what happens when you retire, and how you manage your resources, is just as important for [...]
The Adfinity Financial Informer - 3rd Quarter 2022 Say goodbye to tension and hello to your pension would be a refreshing sentiment if it was true for everyone. The truth is that the majority of working people do not retire [...]
The Adfinity Financial Informer - 2nd Quarter 2022 Inflation is increasing and interest rates are going up. It is not unusual for them to move in the same direction because interest rates are the primary tool used by our Reserve [...]
“The four most dangerous words in investing are: “This time it’s different.” " – Sir John Templeton, British banker, fund manager, and philanthropist During 2021 most fund managers’ opening line was: “This is going to be a ‘tough’ [...]
2022 National Budget Highlights Presented with a range of possible choices for the R180 billion revenue overrun in 2021/22, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana chose to apply as much of that windfall as possible to reducing government debt, demonstrating his determination to [...]
