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April 3, 2024
The courts have sent a strong message to influencers, a growing group of celebrities made famous by their commercial interventions and paid handsomely to drive consumers towards certain brands, suppliers or advertisers...
November 24, 2023
An expert weighs in on how you can shop until you drop without falling for the cybercriminals in waiting.
September 10, 2023
Property owners must grasp the significance of keeping their valuations up to date to ensure their insurance will cover any damage.
June 18, 2023
Motivated by a global drive towards renewable energy and with a local electricity supply that is reliable and increasingly expensive, many residents are joining the energy revolution and switching to the sun.
May 23, 2023
As South Africa faces the threat of, amongst other things, adverse weather conditions that could impact businesses across the country, insurance experts are urging companies to review their business interruption insurance policies to ensure they have adequate coverage in the event of a disruption. Business interruption insurance is designed to help businesses recover lost income
April 30, 2023
It's not uncommon for South Africans to try and pinch their pennies wherever they can... Here's how you can save more.
April 22, 2023
Opportunistic criminals look at what you post on social media. And your insurer does too.
April 20, 2023
Declare any lifestyle or behavioural changes that could impact your coverage, such as a new job, new habit like smoking or new diagnoses. Be careful about what you share online and review your policy regularly.
April 8, 2023
South Africans are feeling the financial pinch. Fuel and food prices are skyrocketing, electricity prices are climbing even with incessant load shedding, %%
April 4, 2023
South Africans are feeling the financial pinch. Fuel and food prices are skyrocketing, electricity prices are climbing even with incessant load shedding, and interest rate hikes have added thousands of rands to home and car loans.