Reserve Bank chooses to hold rates
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has elected to hold interest rates.
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The South African who went from being a security guard to managing over R7 billion
Zwelakhe Mnguni went from a job as a security guard to co-founding an asset management company that today oversees around R7.2 billion in assets.
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R4.5 billion owed to South Africans – check if you’re one of them
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has reiterated its concern over the staggering R4.5 billion in unclaimed dividends still sitting idle in South Africa.
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SARS is coming after these taxpayers hard in 2026
SARS is gearing up to turn the screws on crypto asset traders using “International Tax Standards”, with local regulatory changes set to come into effect from March 2026.
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Rand flexes as money floods into South Africa
The rand hit recent highs against the US dollar on Monday (15 September) as prospects for interest rate cuts in the United States sent investors pouring into emerging market bonds.
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Reserve Bank wants to make big changes to how gift cards work in South Africa
The Reserve Bank wants to regulate gift cards, allowing them to be issued and used only at a single merchant and making them non-transferable.
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ABSA | Altron Fintech Household Resilience Index | Finance | interest rates | the South African Reserve Bank (SARB)
Bad news for South Africans paying off their homes and cars
Absa’s senior economist has warned that any meaningful interest rate cuts are unlikely before 2027.
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Financial bomb to hit one group of schools in South Africa
A proposed tax amendment could deliver a serious financial blow to schools.
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Auto Assessments | Finance | SARS | South Africa | TaxTim
SARS auto-assessment warning for taxpayers in South Africa
Anyone who has been auto-assessed by SARS is being warned that they could face penalties, refund reversals, or even audits later in the year.