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Frugal Sibusiso πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦

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Johann Biermann πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦ (@johannbiermann1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No, not really. If you contributed to it, it should belong to you. However, what it does highlight, is the dangers of saving in pension products. Government is always looming... Yes, non-pension products aren't as tax friendly, but it's 100% discretionary. Dink mooi.

Codie Sanchez (@codie_sanchez) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you want to get rich, master negotiation. β€’ A salary raise β€’ An investment β€’ Business deals It doesn't matter. 13 negotiation secrets from 15+ years in business (that have made me millions):

Frugal Sibusiso πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦ (@frugallocal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If the Reserve Bank announces a 25bps cut, then the prime lending rate in the country will drop to 11.50%. On a R 1mil loan over 20 years, you'll see a reduction of R173 per month, R 2067 per annum and R41 520 over the loan term.

If the Reserve Bank announces a 25bps cut, then the prime lending rate in the country will drop to 11.50%.

On a R 1mil loan over 20 years, you'll see a reduction of R173 per month, R 2067 per annum and R41 520 over the loan term.
Frugal Sibusiso πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦ (@frugallocal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

First-time home buyers need to be smart - and this excludes buying when interest rates are low. Rather: // Buy WELL below market value. Check Lightstone reports to know what that means // NEVER buy because the agent said it's the best thing since coffee. // Negotiate your

Talking Money with Nozi (@nozi_vanheerden) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This almost sounds like the DJ who was advising people to buy houses during covid and they later got buried financially by 11 consecutive rate increases ...

SA Reserve Bank (@sareservebank) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The MPC decided to reduce the policy rate by 25 basis points, to 8% per annum, with effect from 20 September. The decision was unanimous.

The MPC decided to reduce the policy rate by 25 basis points, to 8% per annum, with effect from 20 September. The decision was unanimous.