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Ten-year Greek government bonds, deemed “uninvestable” at the height of the eurozone crisis, are yielding 2.2 percent.

It’s a far better option than prescription, say asset and pension fund managers.

Despite recent volatility in the Bitcoin price, it has risen almost 30 percent in a year.

Three top tips to take advantage of the repo rate drop.

Stokvels have become the ultimate means for saving among many working adults in South Africa.

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ALL ABOUT TRUSTS: Often, a spouse, child, family member or family friend accepts trusteeship, without realising the burden that comes with it.

The question most foreign investors ask “Why South Africa and why now?”, and one could be forgiven for being unsure as to the answer.

Could property finance be turned on its head in a dramatic, unexpected way?

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There's a good reason to be cautious about cryptocurrencies, but caution shouldn't prevent you from investing in these lucrative digital assets.

FNB property sector strategist John Loos warns that South Africans should continue to buy into the property market within their means.

The JPMorgan emerging-market money manager who has outperformed 95 percent of his peers since 2014 follows a three-word mantra: buy the dip.

The FNB estate agents' survey yesterday showed foreigners played a less prominent role in the Cape Town market this year.

In these uncertain times, investors are faced with an important decision: whether to stay invested and bear the brunt or switch to cash?