Could South Africans be facing a financial crisis due to the government's failure to adjust tax brackets for inflation?

South African investors have long faced the same frustrating challenge — how do you earn a solid return in hard currency without taking on outsized risk or tying up your capital for long periods?

Eric Enslin CEO of Private Banking and Advisory at FNB Against the backdrop of a widening budget deficit, sluggish economic ...

An increasing number of South African investors are seeking better returns elsewhere, yet are uncertain as to how to go about ...

“ For a middle-income earner on around R350,000 per year, the failure to adjust brackets in line with inflation has cost them ...

Non-profit organisations, labour and law firms appeared before a joint finance committee meeting which is holding public ...

Consumer confidence in South Africa has fallen dramatically to its lowest point in nearly two years following the ...

This steep rise in daily costs, combined with stagnant wages, creates immense challenges for South African families.

Faced with some of the worse debt levels in over a decade, African countries are struggling to find ways to balance their ...

The finance committees in parliament are currently debating Budget 2025 and Outa wants to see cuts for taxpayers.

One of the most effective ways to reduce taxable income is by maximising retirement savings. Contributing to a retirement ...