February 15, 2011
Author: Brian Higdon If you’re in the middle of a financial crisis, and particularly if you always seem to be in the middle of a financial crisis, you may need to ask yourself, “Am I a compulsive spender, or am I just having problems with debt right now?” // < ![CDATA[ google_ad_client = "pub-1317599952959347"; /* ...
Tags: Bankruptcy, compulsive, Compulsive buying disorder, Credit card, credit crunch, debt, Debt consolidation, Debtor, finance, Money, Personal Finance, Self Development, self improvementWealth
February 12, 2011
Author: Jackie Khor Would you like to become wealthy working from home, pay off your debts, spend more time with your family, and retire in style? Would you like to have a multi-million dollar investment portfolio, live a life of abundance and eventually leave a rich legacy for your children? If so, I have some ...
Tags: Business, Employment, Leadership, Management, Motivation, Performance managementWealth
February 7, 2010
Living on a budget is the key to financial freedom, but getting started can be frustrating. When we look at our expenses and see all of those bills we’re paying every month, it’s easy to throw our hands up in disgust. But what about all those little expenses we incur? You might be surprised to find out just how much they amount to
Tags: budget, home, Money, savingsWealth
November 8, 2009
You will have seen from the examples above that you can save thousands of Rands and settle your bond years earlier by applying all or some or these methods. The maximum benefit will be gained by applying as many methods as possible in combination, making the additional payments into the bond as large as possible, and leaving the money in the bond for as long as possible.
Tags: Business, Credit card, Financial services, home, Interest rate, Personal FinanceHomeloan Series
October 10, 2009
A lot of people make the mistake of buying a house very close to the maximum for which they qualify. If you require 100% finance because you have no cash for a deposit, and you need the bank to add the legal fees and transfer duties to your bond
Tags: Bank, Business, finance, Interest rate, MoneyHomeloan Series
September 26, 2009
This piece of information is closely related to the section on not taking a 13th cheque from your employer. When structuring your remuneration package, you may be entitled to receive a portion of your earnings in the form of a travel, or car allowance. This has certain tax benefits, as long as you are able …
Tags: Business, homeloan, Money, Mortgage, Tax, Tax returnHomeloan Series
September 20, 2009
In South Africa, interest rates are often subject to wide fluctuations with little warning. When rates decrease, the banks generally reduce your monthly instalment accordingly, and place the onus on you to contact them if you do not want this change to be made.
Tags: Bank, Bond, Financial services, homeloan, Interest rate, MortgageHomeloan Series