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Making financial literacy a family affair

Many South Africans are struggling financially, and while the country’s economic landscape of high inequality, poverty and unemployment is a large factor, social behaviour change NPO, Heartlines believes that people’s own values also play a part. By taking the time to interrogate their money values, people can help to pass on healthier attitudes and behaviours to the […]

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Financial literacy crucial for sustainable financial inclusion in SA

While approximately four out of five South African adults have a bank account, a recent study by the World Bank reveals this has not spilled over into broader use of financial services, leaving many South Africans financially excluded. Adequate financial knowledge is critical to bridge the gap from day-to-day transactional savings accounts to financial empowerment.

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From paycheque to prosperity: How smart saving and investing go hand in hand

Managing your money is one of the most critical skills you’ll need to achieve financial freedom. And while it may be tempting to simply live from paycheque to paycheque, developing good financial habits is the only way to really make your money work for you. Two of the most important pillars of good financial planning

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Financial literacy leads to healthier, happier households

Over the past few decades, the role of women has evolved significantly. More women are entering the workforce and often becoming the primary breadwinners. In addition to managing family and caregiving duties, many women also shoulder the financial responsibilities necessary to support themselves, their families and their households. In a world where financial independence equates

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