ASISA says its members are working flat out to be ready for ‘two pots’
DA MP takes Old Mutual to task for comments suggesting the 1 September implementation date ‘may slip’.
DA MP takes Old Mutual to task for comments suggesting the 1 September implementation date ‘may slip’.
Deputy commissioner sets out the FSCA’s priorities for the supervision and regulation of the retirement industry.
An application clause will provide for the Pension Funds Act to prevail over the Divorce Act where the Acts’ provisions conflict.
The Association for Savings and Investment SA and the Institute of Retirement Funds Africa also call for amendments not related to the two-pot system to be held over.
The FSCA expects to receive a large number of amendments, so it would like to have prior sight of the proposed amendments beforehand.
The Draft Global Minimum Tax Bill aims to enforce a 15% multinational top-up tax on multinational enterprise groups, aligning with global efforts to implement a comprehensive system of minimum taxation.
Financial advisers can guide their clients on how to manage the knock-on effect of rising costs without compromising their long-term financial wellness.
Financial experts from Momentum weigh in on how the Budget may impact consumers and taxpayers.
Many fund members are likely to withdraw the seed capital from their savings component.
National Treasury continues to toe the line between fiscal continuity, consolidation, and declining revenues amid an increasingly stagnant local economy.
Whether the objectives as set out in the Budget are achievable will be determined by the government’s political will to anchor expenditure and put resources to better use.
The Pension Bill will prohibit members from making a withdrawal from the savings component if the withdrawal results in insufficient funds remaining to settle a court order.
The amendments are necessary for private sector retirement funds to give effect to the two-pot retirement system.