Tag: finances
You’ve stocked up on all the baby gear, and you’re already on the path of the new parenting gig. Now’s the best time to start budgeting and following some clever financial steps to ensure that you have enough to go around now, and in the future.
When a baby is...
July is Savings Month, a time for South Africans to set new goals on how to grow their pockets. One of the biggest life expenses is having a child. Parents-to-be need to prepare for expenses before birth, factoring in everything from doctors’ appointments, additional supplements and hospital fees.
For parents-to-be,...
Taking positive steps to get your finances on track in 2019 is a great way to start the year. It has been a challenging economic climate but managing expenses that are within your control and drawing a budget to monitor expenses will greatly assist in reducing financial stress levels....
With the rising cost of living and the festive season around the corner, personal finance management is becoming an increasingly top-of-mind priority for South Africans.
Andile Jonas, Head of Marketing at Momentum Financial Planning, gives a few financial hacks for consumers to not only survive the festive season without breaking...
If your children depend on you, then you need life insurance, no matter how much you earn, or if you work or not. Life insurance is one of the best ways to ensure your family’s financial security, and it’s something that can provide so much, without you having to...
Being a parent is challenging enough, but when you’re doing it solo, you have double the time, financial and resource demands. You’re likely reliant on one income, but still have current expenses and concerns, as well as longer-term considerations such as life insurance and education policies.
Single parents have little...
When you’re a new parent with a full plate of responsibilities and lots of new-baby expenses, getting your financial affairs in order is probably the last thing on your to-do list. Surely it’s worth having all the financial stuff sorted so that when something goes wrong, your family isn’t...
The books, the stories and the antenatal classes never quite prepare us for what parenthood entails. We can learn how to bath an infant or swaddle a baby, but no one really tells us what to do if you get soap in your baby’s eye, or if your baby...
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