Why Financial Literacy Matters for Young South Africans Leaving school and entering adulthood is an exciting time. You begin making decisions about your career, relationships, independence and, perhaps for the…
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How to Start Investing With R500 a Month in South Africa For many young South Africans, investing feels like something you do once you’ve earned a good salary, bought a…
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Navigating money and credit when you’re young can be difficult. A store account here, a credit card there, perhaps an overdraft to get through a difficult month — none of…
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How to Budget on a Small Salary in South Africa When you earn a small salary in South Africa, standard money advice can sometimes feel like it was written for…
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Searching for the best financial literacy book for South African youth often leads to a shelf full of international bestsellers. Many of them are excellent books and contain principles that…
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You get a R2,000 increase. Brilliant. Six months later, you’re earning R2,000 more every month — and somehow you feel just as broke as you did before. What happened? Probably nothing dramatic. And that’s the problem. Maybe you started buying lunch a little more often. Added another subscription. Upgraded your phone. Went out a bit
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Managing money in your 20s doesn’t need to be complicated. Discover seven practical money principles for young South Africans covering budgeting, debt, saving, compound growth and building better financial habits.
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