After a difficult 2015, we’re all hoping that 2016 will prove to be a better year financially. Unfortunately, many factors continue to work against our wallets – but there is some small hope of relief for the coming year.
There’s no doubt about it – 2015 has left us with a hole in our pockets. We look at all the price increases we’ve had to weather this year to work out how much we need to tighten our belts in 2016.
Do you overspend on your children’s Christmas presents? Georgina Guedes makes the commitment to try and spend less this year.
How can you save money when you can’t even make ends meet? Here are ten tips to help you to grow your savings, even if you don’t earn very much.
1Life’s financial coach Andile gives advice to a young woman who lives at home but saves nothing because she is caught in the trap of impulse buying.
Manis, Pedis and a new summer wardrobe? Georgi has some suggestions on how you can cut the costs of being a woman.
The best way to beat the December blues is by getting an early start on planning. Here are some costs to consider – even though you might not want to.
There’s a savings tip that suggests you buy a coffee machine to save on your daily cappuccino. Georgina Guedes explains why that might just not work.
Are you done with load shedding? Unfortunately, Eskom isn’t. If you don’t want to spend another night in darkness, here are some solutions to consider
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