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Week 6: Wills and Planning

📌 Over 80% of South Africans die without a valid will – causing delays, disputes, and financial stress for families. 📌 Only 15% of people have a will at the time of death – leaving their estates to be handled by government processes. 📌 Without a will, the law decides…

Week 5 : Work Place Injury

Workplace Health & Compensation: What Small Business Owners Need to Know Workplace injuries can happen anywhere, and as a small business owner, you need to protect your employees and stay compliant with the Compensation Fund. Here’s what you should know: 1️⃣ Register with the Compensation Fund – If you have…

Week 47 Insuring Your Journey: Protecting Commuters

During Transport Month, South Africa highlights the critical importance of road safety, with over 12,500 road fatalities annually and economic losses exceeding R142 billion. Commuters face risks from accidents caused by driver fatigue, unsafe vehicles, and poor road conditions, making adequate insurance essential. Insurance solutions such as Road Accident Cover…

Week 46 – Post-Matric Career Choices

As your child approaches the end of their matric year, it’s natural to feel both excitement and concern about the future. Understanding the various educational paths and their potential career outcomes can help in making appropriate choices. Understanding Qualification Levels: 1. Higher Certificates (NQF Level 5): Duration: Typically one year.…

Week 45 –  Part-Time Study Costs in South Africa

Pursuing part-time undergraduate studies in South Africa is a flexible As of 2021, the University of South Africa (Unisa) reported a total enrollment of approximately 373,000 students, with a significant portion studying part-time. However, the increasing demand for flexible learning options suggests a substantial number of South African students are…