dien thoai sieuthismartphone.com , dau gia bizgia.net , the gioi smartphone thegioismartphone.org , download game mobile downloadgamemobile.info , smartphone smartphoneviet.vn , tang truong tangtruong.net , khoa hoc cong nghe tindocongnghe.com thong cong thongcong24h.vn , mua ban sim muabansim.net , Smartphone gia re , cong nghe congnghetuonglai.org , cong nghe congnghe360.org , giai tri guongmat.org , su kien sukientrongngay.net , thoi trang hi tech , thong tin thongtin360.net , may tinh bang gia re , perfect body , dien thoai xach tay , gia vang hom nay , kiem dinh kiemdinh3.com , kinh te viet nam , xay dung viet nam , thoi trang , thoi trang , phu nu viet nam , tin tuc moi online , dich vu bao ve viet nam , bao ve viet nam , cong ty bao ve viet nam , tin tuc moi online , giai tri 24h , tin tuc 24h

newsletter

newsletter

Thinking of starting your own business?

Before you invest your life’s savings in a business, make sure you are prepared.  Here is some good advice from other entrepreneurs and business owners:

  1. Put a business plan together – analyse all the potential risks and have a plan for how you will take your business forward over the next 5 years.  Make sure the business is profitable: if you don’t have a good gross profit margin and good cost control, it’s going to be hard to turn a profit, ever. [read more »]

SA’s Wealthy, Optimism & Nevertirement:

a new report uncovers interesting attitudes among high net worth South Africans.

The latest Wealth Insights report says high net worth South Africans have a very positive outlook on retirement, considering it to be the best years of their lives.  The report looks at the perceptions and attitudes of 2 000 high net worth individuals in 20 different countries, and finds wealthy South Africans were the world’s most confident about their financial security, with 65% of respondents certain that they are financially secure. This was ahead of other confidently wealthy in Spain (63%) and India (55%).  The survey showed that half of wealthy South Africans expect retirement to be the “best years of their lives.” [read more »]

Spend wisely, New Year ahead

The South African Savings Institute is urging consumers to spend wisely during this festive season.  The recent financial crisis has left many countries, including South Africa, with declining savings and increasing unemployment levels.  With the average SA household currently spending 78% of their disposable income just on repaying debt, the best advice is to avoid buying on credit this festive season. [read more »]

Enjoying your retirement

With life expectancies being greater than ever, retirement could likely be the longest phase of your life. It is imperative that there be a plan in place that is well equipped not only to spend and enjoy your retirement years, but also to help avoid running out of money. Retirement planning is an extremely sophisticated process and retirees should not attempt this on their own. In addition to the risk of outliving your assets, other risks include taxes, inflation, the rising cost of healthcare, stock market and interest rate volatility. [read more »]

Entrepreneurship is key

Entrepreneurship is key to economic growth and job creation

“I could choose to be either an entrepreneur, or work in a corporate  environment, but knowing that I have the opportunity to leave a legacy of companies that people love to work for is probably the most exciting thing about being an entrepreneur.” (Tyler Reed, technology entrepreneur)

[read more »]