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We wish you a Prosperous 2012. |
More women are taking responsibility for their financial fitness these days, but many still consider their spouse or partner as a financial "fall-back" option if things don't work out. Gwen Maditse proposes some alternatives.
Eliminating our debts and maximising our savings are things we all know we should work towards, but how do we do it? Bronwen Watson offers some more tips on this often tricky subject.
Tai Chi and Chi Kung are considered the best “stress busters” around today. They are ancient Chinese Martial Arts handed down from generation to generation, practiced by people of all ages and all fitness levels around the world.
How can such a small, four letter word become so daunting? We hear it everywhere these days: Save. It’s important. That simple? Wrong. Saving takes effort and we all have to learn how.
Studies show that most individuals will need a retirement income equivalent to between 60% and 90% of their pre-retirement income in order to maintain their current standard of living during their years of retirement.