Buying & Selling Property and Investing in Africa and Abroad
Do you want to purchase a home but not sure how to finance a property in South Africa? There are many alternative home loan financing options to start building your property portfolio no matter how...
Read MoreOne of the most common questions I get is “Can I buy Property in South Africa as a Foreigner”. The simple answer is Yes, buying a property in South Africa as a non-resident is allowed! If...
Read MoreAn access bond is an amazing way to save money and build up reserves for an emergency fund. Most people around the globe are always looking for ways to save money, especially in real estate....
Read MoreEstate Duty and Capital Gains Tax are taxes paid after you die in South Africa. All property belonging to a person at the date of his death forms part of his estate for the purposes...
Read MoreAs an owner of a property in South Africa, its important to understand how prepaid meters work and the cheapest way to buy electricity in South Africa. Electricity in South Africa is provided by Eskom...
Read MoreThe Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) is hosting their 3rd Annual #JSESheInvests conference in celebration of Women’s Month. Less than a generation ago, women were undeniably in the minority of investment decision-makers, today single women are...
Read MoreIf you want to build your own property portfolio, you’ve probably come across finance apps like EasyProperties, and terms like Property Stokvels, Real Estate ETFs, and Real Estate Investment Trusts. Before you sign up, it’s...
Read MoreAre you a first time home buyer who is wondering what is a Flisp Grant, or how to apply for a home loan subsidy from the government, and what is the process and requirements? This...
Read MoreBuying and selling a property comes with a lot of paperwork. One of the most important documents is the Rates Clearance Certificate, also known as Rates Figures. This is a document that proves that you...
Read MoreFuneral cover in South Africa is one of the most popular financial products in SA. When you turn on the TV, or listen to the radio or even when you page through a newspaper, you...
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