The South African Local Government Association said a three-year wage deal had been agreed on the remuneration of municipal employees
Staff and students argue it is unethical for university to profit from an industry that damages the planet and distorts science
The party released its plan for the reconstruction of the country’s post-coronavirus economy on Friday. This would involve changes to Regulation 28 of the Pension Funds Act
This debt should be deemed a subsidy, an external cost that the government must bear for inadequate service delivery.
But the church has fallen into the worldly trap of placing money and comfort above God
A recently released report reveals how big players in the pensions industry have benefited by leaving policy holders out in the cold
Negative rates are seriously spooking markets. Money managers are used to getting a positive return on their investments
The need for better retirement outcomes is crucial to the economic growth of Africa and for society as a whole
As the pensioners of our democratic society, we toiled for our country’s success and we deserve to thrive
The benefit to a fund in receiving a BPIA award is the increase in reputational index to its members
Public Investment Corporation employees will be the first witnesses at the PIC commission of inquiry which begins in Pretoria this week
Compliance with pension payments is high, despite high staff turnover
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Investment company claims to own properties it has no rights on in attempt to cover up loss.
The Financial Services Board says no one has incurred financial losses and has asked the court to dismiss an employee’s case against it with costs.
Industry participants say the closure of dormant funds was lawful, but Rosemary Hunter’s challenge to the Financial Services Board has raised alarm.
Financial Services Board official Rosemary Hunter has claimed that the process to close dormant funds was flawed, affecting many of SA’s poorest.
Saccawu is being sued for R30-million by its provident fund but has been given a last chance.
Many public servants appear to have resigned to get their funds before the law changes.
Passive management of pension funds could provide similar returns at a lower price, it says.
