There has never been a better time to be a saver in South Africa! From 1 March 2026, the government increased the amount you can invest in a tax-free savings (TFSA) or Tax-Free…
The fund said its system was undergoing an update and would be offline until 21 October
Saving means different things to different people. For some, it’s contributing to a retirement fund; for others, it’s stashing money in a bank account or setting some aside for a…
The idea is to get South Africans to save, but it’s best to do your research first to find out if a TFSA is really suited to your needs
Have you made the most of your tax-free investment contributions?
You CAN save money if you just know how
Retirement industry stakeholders can improve both the country’s retirement and socioeconomic conditions
Promoting a culture of saving can help to turn the economy around – particularly for African women
The Tax Free Savings Account is designed to encourage a savings culture, without having to pay tax on the earned interest
Set up tax free savings accounts for your children now
Small differences in fund management fees can be an investment killer in the long term
Investing in a retirement annuity delivers some tax relief on your contributions
It would benefit most South Africans to service their debts first
A reminder to consider the tax efficiency of certain savings vehicles
The TFSA was designed to encourage a savings culture
A TFSA is best seen as a long-term investment
Tax-free savings accounts strike a chord with many South Africans
All stand to benefit from TFSAs, but they really work best for novice investors
On average, investing in a TFSA saves 1% a year in costs compared to other investments
From March 1 South Africans can seamlessly transfer money between tax-free accounts
