If you want to send your child to the UK in 2019 for tertiary education, you will need about R2.5million writes Charlene Prinsloo.

As South Africa’s Medical Aids release their pricing for 2019, consumers must brace themselves for another round of stiff price hikes.

In 1982, Forbes Magazine in the US published its now renowned list of the 400 wealthiest Americans for the first time.

We don’t know when we are going to die. Karen Bongers gives tips as to how to plan for life when you have died.

While it’s becoming increasingly difficult to find the extra money each month, the concept of saving seems fairly straight forward.

Grace Winter, Head of Brand & Communications at FMI says that there’s no better time to start than now for women to control their financial future.

South African’s household savings rate comes last when ranked against the G20 countries.

Picking the right college is not just a matter of finding a good fit for a student’s talents, but it also should involve what a family can afford.

If you are like many investors, you obsess over stock fundamentals like earnings, debt or sales growth, author Brian Portnoy says.

Financial tips for young people from an industry expert

Perhaps now’s the time to consider the implications if you’re planning the “big move in” with your “boo”.

Expert gives five tips you should consider when drawing up your Will.

Whether you’re running a successful business or you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, it’s essential to create a solid exit strategy early on.

No one likes to think about death, and planning for one’s own passing is something that more than 70percent of South Africans are avoiding.

Many medical scheme members find it hard to understand their benefits and how best to use them.