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Emergency Fund
It's vital to earmark enough money for any emergency that could undermine even the best-laid plans.

Credit Cards
Credit cards can make sense for certain purchases, but keep in mind: Any interest you pay eats into potential savings.

That's smart.
You don't want to rack up high-interest debt. Keep that up.
That's pretty normal.
But we don't want that high-interest debt to spiral up on you.
You'll find helpful debt management tips in your Personal Action Plan.
Debt Reduction
When paying down debt, you want to focus first on debt that can damage your finances the most: high-interest debt.

Retirement Plans
One key to a successful retirement: making the most of any workplace savings plan opportunities, where each rand saved has the potential to grow tax-deferred or tax-free.

OK, let's pause here for a second .... your employer's matching contribution is like "free money"! Contributing enough to earn it all could really help boost your balances. We'll show you ways to maximise this.
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Your company's contribution match is like "free money"—contributing enough to earn it all can make a big difference in helping to build your future nest egg.
Cash Cushion
One of your first savings goals should be to set aside enough cash to cover any unexpected bill that could knock your finances off course ...

Ok then...
Let's make sure you build that cushion. We can help you create a personal financial plan.
Retirement Savings
Saving an appropriate amount for retirement doesn't have to be guesswork.
As a rule of thumb, we recommends
that you save a minimum of 15% of your income in a tax-advantaged investment vehicle.

Prioritising Goals
Saving for multiple goals can sometimes feel overwhelming, but we can help you gain some clarity.

Investment Strategy
Your goals can vary dramatically, including when you need the money and how much. That's why it's so important to build an approach to investing that's right for each individual goal.

Money Habits

In fact, you're doing better than a large percentage of South Africans.
Half of middle-income South Africans spend their monthly salary within 5 days
Well, you're not alone. A large percentage of South Africans are in the same boat. But we can help you fix that. Half of middle-income South Africans spend their monthly salary within 5 day.
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