The Department of Basic Education is at risk of a R5 million fine for violating privacy laws, with ongoing debates over student consent and personal information protection.
Wynand Venter, Marié Rieckhoff, and Jaco van der Westhuizen share their experience of studying for MBSE’s Advanced Certificate in Financial Planning, highlighting its impact on their careers and the value of continuous learning.
The independent modelling submitted by Sygnia made it clear that the claims in the advert are mathematically and factually accurate.
Business Unity South Africa and the South African Medical Association are unhappy about references to NHI in the document.
The type of fund to which a member belongs may improve or undermine the preservation of retirement fund assets, says Allan Gray.
The FSCA says prescribed assets will compromise the fiduciary duty of retirement fund trustees.
The syndicate gained unauthorised access to two accounts belonging to a German national on multiple occasions.
Public Compliance Communication 59 has been issued following two rounds of public consultation.
The US economy is giving off mixed signals, and the big question is whether it will slip into a recession or manage a soft landing.
The man persisted with his abusive emails despite being found in contempt of court twice and being sentenced to a period of direct imprisonment.
The 2023 FPI Financial Planner of the Year reflects on her career and shares some advice for young professionals entering the industry.
It is accompanied by three brochures that unpack different aspects of the two-pot system in more detail.
The draft Taxation Laws Amendment Bill addresses a critical anomaly in trust anti-avoidance legislation. By narrowing the transfer pricing exemption, the Bill ensures that only the correct portion of cross-border trust loans escapes double taxation.
The house, which belonged to the broker’s brother, was set alight after the sheriff served an eviction letter on the occupant.
High Court hands down a decision on the interpretation of the tracing provision in section 37C of the Pension Funds Act.
Aaron Motsoaledi wants to engage with with stakeholders who are in favour of universal health coverage but have objections to the NHI Act.
As the two-pot retirement system goes live on 1 September, intermediaries must prepare to guide clients through the new structure.
A recent study by Schroders and Ad Lucem highlights significant challenges and opportunities for advisers to address the evolving needs of female clients.
