Jordan Belfort is now a household name around the world, which makes it kind of tough to shirk some of his responsibilities.
It might have been a mediocre 2017 for some of us, but not for Mark Shuttleworth who pocketed bars upon bars in the past year.
After Steinhoff’s shares came crashing down in December, it was only a matter of time before more dominoes tumbled.
Eusebius McKaiser isn’t one to mince his words, and it’s clear that he wasn’t a fan of yesterday’s Budget Speech. Also, y’all see Gigaba quoting Kendrick Lamar?
Yesterday afternoon saw Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba deliver his first budget speech, and his efforts were always going to be met with a mixed reaction.
Delivering his maiden budget speech, all eyes will be on Malusi Gigaba. He must now explain how South Africa intends to fill that R50 billion budget hole.
You’ve seen Eskom’s in the kak once again, but some of the numbers being thrown around are out of this world. They could have serious ramifications for all of us.
When your net worth reaches a billion rand you’re doing just fine, but to play in the big leagues you’ll need a billion greenbacks. Now there’s another South African on that list.
It’s cool that you own one 200th of a bitcoin, and you can now add investor to your Instagram bio, but the person behind it all is doing just a touch better.
For some dabbling in bitcoin is just a bit of fun on the side, but for some the obsession can become a little unhealthy. This chap has gone too far.
Chances are you’ve heard about forex trading, and someone you know is probably trading online right now, but how does it actually work?
It’s the cryptocurrency that everyone is talking about, and we do mean everyone. Now might just be the time to fully commit, because the next few weeks are crucial.
If you’re a little down in the dumps today, and are just clinging on until the end of the week, then consider the shocker that Christo is having.
Here’s a pretty staggering statistic – 1% of the South African population pays 60% of the personal tax collected by SARS. That doesn’t bode well for our economy.
Yes, that is South African Rands. Now anyone who has taken a cursory look at the FT Weekend’s property section will be well aware of how inexpensive that price tag really is. You know, in REAL terms.
Now that Robert Mugabe is on his way out, let’s take a brief look at the economic legacy he has left behind. Yeah, it’s not pretty.
Damn. South Africans are hopping on the bitcoin train, and this weekend saw the famed cryptocurrency smashing all kinds of records.
Pretty much everyone is talking about the wonders of Bitcoin, and whether or not now is the time to invest. If you’re feeling out of the loop, here’s a handy explanation.
Orania isn’t exactly known for embracing the future, given that they’re basically an Afrikaner outpost clinging to the old days of apartheid. This might surprise you though.
Busisiwe Mkhwebane is quite clearly a fish out of water, and has no idea what powers our Constitution grants her office. That, or she is singing for her supper.
Everyone wants a decent nest egg when they decide to live the good life, but it’s amazing how a little error here and there can end up costing you millions.
Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba has been a rather naughty boy in years gone by, and these past few weeks things have really unravelled.
Nowadays it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the wealth of information at our fingertips, but if you want to be clued up on the markets it’s not that hard.
Classic cars in South Africa are making their mark as a lucrative investment strategy, but just which ones could make you millions? Here we go.
Here in SA we’re all very fond of the Randela, even if it doesn’t pack much of a punch in the global market, but what are the world’s most beautiful bank notes?
While the majority of the country lives in abject poverty, Kim and his mates seem to have plenty of money to throw around. So how exactly do they pay the bills?
As South Africans around the country took to the streets to voice their discontent at Zuma and his recent antics, others claimed to be delighted with the downgrade.
Looking back over the past three decades, 15 countries having fought back from junk status, we can learn some lessons about what lies ahead for South Africa.
If you were stressing about your future over that 184-day tax rule, the one Pravin outlined in his budget speech, there’s a way for you to get around it. It’s a pleasure.
Everyone knows a junk status rating isn’t a good thing, but how many people really understand the effect it will have on our daily lives going forward?