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Baby balance sheet: The financial reality of starting a family later

Becoming a parent is one of the most significant life transitions you will experience, but when you choose to start a family, there can be financial implications that extend well beyond the immediate costs of raising a child. For women who choose to have children later in life, the financial planning conversation needs to consider

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Healthy beginnings don’t wait for the ‘right moment’

If there is one lesson that years of working across this industry have reinforced, it is that real life rarely goes according to plan. Many pregnancies are unplanned or happen sooner than expected. At the same time, women are juggling professional responsibilities, family life, financial pressures and, all too often, limited access to a diverse,

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Pre-conception assessments: Your healthiest pregnant self

Bringing a new life into the world can feel daunting at any age, yet when pregnancies are planned, there are more opportunities to give a baby the best possible start – beginning well before conception. “Before stopping contraception, there are a few things that couples should be informed about that could profoundly influence the future

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Tackling the growing infertility challenges in South Africa

Infertility rates are on the rise globally, with an estimated 15% to 20% of South African couples – up to one in five – experiencing difficulties conceiving. In SA, access to advanced reproductive health services remains limited for many, further exacerbating the challenges faced by individuals and couples longing to start a family. Recognising this

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Infertility in the workplace: Navigating the challenges, staying the course

For female career women, the struggle of balancing work and family responsibilities is well-known and widely discussed. Relatively little attention, however, is given to their counterparts, those women who are struggling to conceive, and have to manage tremendous personal demands and trauma while still performing to the best of their ability at work. “Infertility is

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Early intervention is key to overcoming infertility

June is World Infertility Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness around infertility challenges faced by a large number of people across the world. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), around 17.5% of adults – roughly 1 in 6 worldwide – experience infertility. It’s a major health challenge globally, affecting high-, middle-, and

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