Cars that won’t break the bank
Buying a used car is tricky. There are lots of horror stories around that will scare you half to death and make you feel like purchasing a brand new car is the only way to
Month: January 2017
Preparing Matric students for University life
It is a daunting step up from high school to university, one that just under half of all students fail to master. However, through proper understanding and realistic expectations, aspiring undergraduates can learn how to
Lack of skilled workers behind high unemployment rate
Despite South Africa having placed as second largest economy in Africa, the country’s latest unemployment rate went up to 27.1 percent from a previous 26.6 percent, making it the highest since 2004. According to
Moving into your own flat for the first time
The academic year is about to start and you need to get yourself ready to move closer to university. This can be an exciting and nerve-wracking time as it might be your first time out
Your are never too young to start investing!
“As an adult is it easier to understand the importance of investing as you face the challenges of managing your money on a daily basis,” says Carly Barnes, who is part of Team Easy. “The
How can you take control of your cash flow? Let us help
Cash Flow will make or break your financial health – this is why No available cash = financial opportunities come to a standstill When you have no available cash flow, these are some of the
Reasons to buy a used car
Buying a new car isn’t always easy. It doesn’t matter whether you’re still a student or just someone who wants a new vehicle, the car-buying process will always be one of the most difficult ones.
Why working forever is a bad financial plan
Most of us know that we cannot work forever. Exhaustion and physical ability will simply be impassable barriers, preventing production and ability. That’s not to say there aren’t old people working well beyond retirement age,
Student Study: The Art of Making Money Stretch the Student Mile
New study reveals students and their relationship with money Millennials go green – 81 percent of South African student respondents indicated that it matters if a retail store has a green policy in place Only
What students need to start a new school year successfully
Every new year at school is a scary one. There’s no predicting what might happen, personally and academically. But it is important to start thinking about how to make a school year successful, before the