Did you know the government can actually help pay for your first home?
Many aspiring homeowners are unaware that the government offers a financial lifeline specifically for first-time buyers.
Many aspiring homeowners are unaware that the government offers a financial lifeline specifically for first-time buyers.
Zuko Komisa Image | Adobe Stock University is often viewed as a family’s collective hope, making departure a heavy emotional burden. Leaving tertiary education is increasingly seen as a strategic pivot rather than a lack of ability. Many former students find that "dropping out" provided the freedom to build successful, non-traditional careers. In many South African homes, a university acceptance letter is more than just a document; it is a […]
Zuko Komisa Image | Adobe Stock Proposed labour Bills aim to modernise work hours, parental leave, and severance pay. Minister Nomakhosazana Meth seeks to enhance job security and workplace fairness nationwide. The Bills are currently open for public comment to shape the final legislation. The traditional South African "nine-to-five" is standing on the edge of a significant transformation. Minister of Employment and Labour, Nomakhosazana Meth, has unveiled a series of […]
In the recent conversation on Drive 959, Gerald Mwandiambira, a CFP Professional, gave Pro Tips on navigating capital reduction and advance payments.
In a recent conversation on Drive 959, listeners shared whether they truly believe that good deeds return good fortune and that if you do bad, it’ll catch up with you.
Attorney Nonhlanhla Mtshali joined us on Drive 959 with Geln Lewis, Skhumba and Kgomotso to clear up the confusion that often leaves landlords in hot water.
Drive 959 spoke to Financial Planning expert Gerald Mwandiambira who warned that high-interest personal and payday loans have shifted from being emergency tools to becoming a permanent, essential supplement to monthly salaries.
South Africans are increasingly under siege from a wave of sophisticated fraud, with criminals targeting victims everywhere from shopping malls and ATMs to digital spaces like email and SMS.
South Africa’s Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has successfully recovered R1.7 billion in mismanaged student funding, even as 20,000 students remain under active investigation for irregular claims.