Becoming money smart doesn’t happen overnight. Financial literacy is a lifelong pursuit which, over time and through experience, will give you the confidence you need to make the right decisions for your unique circumstances. In this evening session of Financial Matters, we continue the discussion we had with Wendy Selebi on the lessons she learned on her financial journey and how she prepared herself for retirement. And Dr Frank Magwegwe, Head of Financial Wellness and Advisory at Nedbank and GIBS faculty member joins us this evening.

Becoming money smart doesn’t happen overnight. Financial literacy is a lifelong pursuit which, over time and through experience, will give you the confidence you need to make the right decisions for your unique circumstances. In this evening session of Financial Matters, we continue the discussion we had with Wendy Selebi on the lessons she learned on her financial journey and how she prepared herself for retirement. And Dr Frank Magwegwe, Head of Financial Wellness and Advisory at Nedbank and GIBS faculty member joins us this evening.

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Financial Matters: The ABC’s of Financial Health for 2024

This evening on Change your mindset feature, we talk to Stanley Beckett, author and consultant at Changecreatorsa, as we chat about the final session on the four cups - agreement 14.  Tonight, we complete the cups by focusing on ways we can start refilling our cups again.

This evening on Change your mindset feature, we talk to Stanley Beckett, author and consultant at Changecreatorsa, as we chat about the final session on the four cups - agreement 14.  Tonight, we complete the cups by focusing on ways we can start refilling our cups again.

Change your Mindest: "The 25 agreements. Agreement 14 - The last cups: we can start refilling our cups again.

Diabetes is the second leading cause of death due to disease in SA, after tuberculosis.This evening on the weird and wonderful we speak to Thabang Molefi, an iridologist and founder of The Roots Health Centre, about finding ways to treat diabetes using indigenous knowledge about natural remedies.

Diabetes is the second leading cause of death due to disease in SA, after tuberculosis.This evening on the weird and wonderful we speak to Thabang Molefi, an iridologist and founder of The Roots Health Centre, about finding ways to treat diabetes using indigenous knowledge about natural remedies.

Weird and Wonderful: Using alternative medicine to treat Diabetes

Financial stress has become a reality for many households in South Africa. Middle-class South Africans face a crisis of skyrocketing costs for essentials such as groceries, fuel, medicine, education, transport and electricity, while the merciless high interest rates mean that home and vehicle loans are drastically more expensive to service. The result is that more consumers are having to turn to credit to purchase essential goods and services, pushing many into deeper financial distress. In this evening session of Financial Matters, we talk about strategies to deal with debt stress, and we’re joined by Siphiwe Ramathibela, Head Secured Collections, Property Sales & Deal Restructures at Nedbank.

Financial stress has become a reality for many households in South Africa. Middle-class South Africans face a crisis of skyrocketing costs for essentials such as groceries, fuel, medicine, education, transport and electricity, while the merciless high interest rates mean that home and vehicle loans are drastically more expensive to service. The result is that more consumers are having to turn to credit to purchase essential goods and services, pushing many into deeper financial distress. In this evening session of Financial Matters, we talk about strategies to deal with debt stress, and we’re joined by Siphiwe Ramathibela, Head Secured Collections, Property Sales &amp; Deal Restructures at Nedbank.

Financial Matters: The ABC’s of Financial Health for 2024

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