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It is important to make sure that your trust is set up as a valid legal structure that will, if necessary, withstand legal scrutiny.

Angélique Visser, national councillor at Fisa, explains the so-called ‘three Ps’ that can delay the winding up of a deceased estate.

Deputy Minister John Jeffery has conducted several unannounced visits to inspect offices in Cape Town and Pretoria.

Analysts discuss an array of financial challenges, potential pitfalls and opportunities for South Africans in the year ahead.

Deputy Justice and Constitutional Development Minister John Jeffery was left disappointed by conditions during an unannounced visit to the Cape Town Master's Office.



The pandemic initially highlighted the importance of emergency savings and risk cover – but other issues have appeared that investors need to be aware of.

The administration process can be time-consuming and laborious.

Property tax bills will soon be in the mail for Washington County residents.

It is important to ensure that the people you nominate are appropriate for your estate plan.

The Master of the High Court, through which you must go for matters concerning deceased estates and trusts, has experienced an unprecedented backlog at its offices countrywide.