A survey by National Treasury revealed that only 6% of South Africans are financially equipped to retire comfortably. It is startling statistic, but it is the harsh reality. From 1 September 2024, your retirement savings will be split into a vested, savings and retirement component. We unpack the two-pot retirement system with Professor Dilip Garach - a certified financial planner and qualified chartered accountant. 

A survey by National Treasury revealed that only 6% of South Africans are financially equipped to retire comfortably. It is startling statistic, but it is the harsh reality. From 1 September 2024, your retirement savings will be split into a vested, savings and retirement component. We unpack the two-pot retirement system with Professor Dilip Garach - a certified financial planner and qualified chartered accountant.

A cutting edge two hour Talk Show exploring and discussing topical and trending issues. A strong emphasis on various social, economic and community driven issues. 
Broadcast Monday to Thursday
Time: 19.00 to 21.00
Host :  Zakia Ahmed Siddiqi

A cutting edge two hour Talk Show exploring and discussing topical and trending issues. A strong emphasis on various social, economic and community driven issues.  Broadcast Monday to Thursday Time: 19.00 to 21.00 Host :  Zakia Ahmed Siddiqi

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Finance Fundamentals: The Two-Pot Retirement System

KwaZulu-Natal Social Development MEC Mbali Shinga has ordered an investigation into allegations of child abuse at the Aryan Benevolent Home (ABH) in Chatsworth, in the south of Durban. In particular, Shinga is investigating how management dealt with complaints from children in their care, about abuse at the hands of caregivers. In May, four caregivers were dismissed after they were found guilty in a disciplinary hearing, of meting out corporal punishment. Shinga says as custodian of children's rights in the province, she has ordered that the department conduct their own investigation. ABH Centre general manager - Ray Naguran spoke to Zakia Ahmed Siddiqi about the allegations.

KwaZulu-Natal Social Development MEC Mbali Shinga has ordered an investigation into allegations of child abuse at the Aryan Benevolent Home (ABH) in Chatsworth, in the south of Durban. In particular, Shinga is investigating how management dealt with complaints from children in their care, about abuse at the hands of caregivers. In May, four caregivers were dismissed after they were found guilty in a disciplinary hearing, of meting out corporal punishment. Shinga says as custodian of children's rights in the province, she has ordered that the department conduct their own investigation. ABH Centre general manager - Ray Naguran spoke to Zakia Ahmed Siddiqi about the allegations.

ABH responds to abuse allegations at Children's Home

The National Assembly passed the controversial Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill on 19 May. The Bill was passed by 223 votes against 78. This despite many parents, civil society organisation and some political parties opposing the bill. What does the BELA Bill mean for South Africa, and does it put education in the country under threat? Joining me studio today to better scrutinize the BELA Bill and help debunk some of the misinformation around it is Thirona Moodley, provincial CEO of the National Professional Teachers' Organisation of South Africa (Naptosa) and Dr Anthea Cereseto, the CEO of the Governing Body Foundation. 

The National Assembly passed the controversial Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill on 19 May. The Bill was passed by 223 votes against 78. This despite many parents, civil society organisation and some political parties opposing the bill. What does the BELA Bill mean for South Africa, and does it put education in the country under threat? Joining me studio today to better scrutinize the BELA Bill and help debunk some of the misinformation around it is Thirona Moodley, provincial CEO of the National Professional Teachers' Organisation of South Africa (Naptosa) and Dr Anthea Cereseto, the CEO of the Governing Body Foundation.

Debunking BELA Bill misinformation

Health economists estimate that unaddressed mental health conditions cost the South African economy R161 billion per year due to lost days of work, presenteeism (being at work but unwell), and premature mortality. This week is Corporate Wellness Week, and we unpack employee wellness with Professor Renata Schoeman - Head of Healthcare Leadership at Stellenbosch Business School, Dr Aradhana Ramnund-Mansingh - an academic researcher & gender specialist and Mehnaaz Olla - pharmacist and manager of the school of healthcare at MANCOSA.

Health economists estimate that unaddressed mental health conditions cost the South African economy R161 billion per year due to lost days of work, presenteeism (being at work but unwell), and premature mortality. This week is Corporate Wellness Week, and we unpack employee wellness with Professor Renata Schoeman - Head of Healthcare Leadership at Stellenbosch Business School, Dr Aradhana Ramnund-Mansingh - an academic researcher &amp; gender specialist and Mehnaaz Olla - pharmacist and manager of the school of healthcare at MANCOSA.

Finance Fundamentals: The Two-Pot Retirement System

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