Press Release

The importance of pet insurance: Protecting your furry family members

Our pets are more than just animals – they’re cherished members of our families. When an emergency arises, ensuring they receive the best possible care is every pet owners’ priority. However, veterinary expenses can be costly, making pet insurance an invaluable tool in managing healthcare costs for your beloved companion. Understanding pet insurance “Pet insurance […]

The importance of pet insurance: Protecting your furry family members Read More »

Getting married? The focus talk you need to have before tying the knot

You’re madly in love, planning the wedding, and debating canapés, photographers and seating plans, but have you talked about debt, spending habits, long-term goals and how these fit into your financial journey together? Before exchanging vows, it’s a good idea to exchange financial beliefs. This isn’t about being judgmental but rather about creating a plan

Getting married? The focus talk you need to have before tying the knot Read More »

How to raise financially literate children – practical tips for parents

As families make their way through the October school holidays, RCS is urging parents to seize the moment and turn everyday activities into simple money lessons for children. Teaching basic financial habits early – like saving a little each week, deciding between needs and wants, setting savings goals and pausing before impulse purchases – helps children

How to raise financially literate children – practical tips for parents Read More »

Paint the town green for World Mental Health Day

This October, South Africa is going green for mental health. On 10 October, the world marks World Mental Health Day, and SADAG (the South African Depression and Anxiety Group) is calling on everyone (families, schools, workplaces, and communities) to join the #GoGreenForMentalHealth campaign. In a country where only 1 in 10 people living with a mental illness

Paint the town green for World Mental Health Day Read More »

From rescue to runway: Collars that change lives

We are seeing the ongoing rise of pet humanisation, elevating our furry companions from functional property or fond companions to full-blown, much-loved family members. This cultural change has shifted us from providing our pets with the basics of life to lavishing them with the best human-style care we can afford. Far from shopping for the

From rescue to runway: Collars that change lives Read More »

Hospital’s first baby, now 10 years old, has eyes on the sky

Ten years ago, as a brand new hospital opened its doors for the first time, a first-time mother was preparing to welcome her daughter into the world, while a local resident awoke to debilitating back pain requiring emergency medical treatment.    “This month, Netcare Pinehaven Hospital celebrates a decade of health and care, honouring the

Hospital’s first baby, now 10 years old, has eyes on the sky Read More »

More than medicine: Why the right financial advice matters after a cancer diagnosis

Being diagnosed with a critical illness, like cancer, is life-changing. The immediate focus is, and should be, on medical treatment, recovery, and well-being. But as individuals and their families navigate this difficult journey, many are faced with an unexpected financial challenge. This October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a timely reminder that proactive planning, both

More than medicine: Why the right financial advice matters after a cancer diagnosis Read More »

Co-sleeping, cribs or sleep training: What works best?

If there’s one topic guaranteed to spark debate at every baby shower, moms-and-tots group, or family WhatsApp chat, it’s sleep. Should babies co-sleep in the family bed? Should they start in a crib from day one? And what about sleep training — is it kind, or is it cruel? Ask ten parents, and you’ll likely

Co-sleeping, cribs or sleep training: What works best? Read More »

Scroll to Top