Are You Too Young For A Post Retirement Medical Fund?

‘Post retirement medical funds’ sounds technical and complicated. If you don’t fall into the retirement category, should you even care about them? After all, if you are under the age of 60, are you too young for a post retirement medical fund? The quick answer is ‘Yes’ and ‘No’. Let me explain. Read More

3 Reasons Why You Need To Save Your Money

“I don’t believe in saving money, I believe in investing.” I have heard different variations of this statement time and again. The argument behind this statement is often the effect of inflation on savings. Let’s say inflation is 5%, but your savings are earning an interest of 2%, technically you have lost 3%. So why Read More

Retirement Planning – A How To Guide For Entrepreneurs

Let’s be honest, being an entrepreneur is not easy. In one moment you may feel like you are on cloud nine, and in the next moment you may feel like you are drowning. There is always something competing for your complete and undivided attention, so much so that you forget about yourself and planning for Read More

Budget and Chill

Often times when we think of a budget, we think of restriction, rather than permission. Permission to spend your money on the things that bring you joy, permission to give your money to the causes and people who matter to you and permission to keep a roof over your head, clothes on your back and Read More

A Fool And His Money

A fool and his money are soon parted, so the saying goes. Except in my case it was not merely a saying, but my reality. I was the fool. The fool was me. And the money departed from me. Perhaps I should rephrase the adage to ‘a fool and her money are soon parted’.If I Read More

When You Should NOT Invest

Did you know there are actually times when you should NOT invest? This may seem like an odd statement to make, but hear me out. Investments are good. We grow our wealth by investing. But, there are times when you are better off not investing. Read More

Ride the Tide

It has been said that we should always hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. I am not a fan of that statement, but I must admit that given today’s reality, it makes sense. Currently there is a global pandemic. Cities are on lockdown, some businesses have come to a halt, people are Read More

Wealth…as told by The Parable of Talents XIX

I Am Not A Servant In a past post, I asked you if you are a servant? Perhaps you said, “Yes, I am a servant,” or “No, I am not a servant.” If the latter is your response, then this week’s post is just for you ☺ Read More

Wealth…as told by The Parable of Talents XVIII

3. Submit Your Work for Judgement Your work is not yours. It is His, therefore it is advisable to regularly submit your work for judgement from Him who has given it to you, or as we would call it in the corporate sector, a performance review. Read More

Wealth…as told by The parable of Talents XVII

2. All About Fruitfulness Life is all about fruitfulness. Wealth responds to fruitfulness. It is absurd to think that you can handle great wealth if you have not mastered the art of fruitfulness. God blessed them and said to them, “Be fruitful and increase in number[…] Genesis 1:28 Read More