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Fri, 2 May 2025
Week's top stories
Longtime Cape Town homeowners face forced sales
Longtime Cape Town homeowners face forced sales
Liesl Peyper
Residents who live in properties valued above R2m say they will not be able to absorb the higher municipal bills.
Eskom ready to start borrowing again
Eskom ready to start borrowing again
Antoinette Slabbert
But vows to keep debt at sustainable levels.
The price of ‘local is lekker’: Solar panels set to get more expensive
The price of ‘local is lekker’: Solar panels set to get more expensive
Ciaran Ryan
South Africa’s push for local manufacturing could mean higher costs for homeowners and businesses.
Financial advisor debarred, fined R1.1m by the FSCA
Financial advisor debarred, fined R1.1m by the FSCA
Terri-Ann Brouwers
Petrus Erasmus acted as an FSP without a licence and gave investment advice, says regulator.
Opposition in Tshwane offers 'solution' for Kleinfontein rates problem
Opposition in Tshwane offers 'solution' for Kleinfontein rates problem
Antoinette Slabbert
But the law 'doesn’t provide for it’.
Cape Town considers 'softening' tariff increases for higher value properties
Cape Town considers 'softening' tariff increases for higher value properties
Liesl Peyper
The proposed tariff reform, which introduces fixed charges for water and sanitation alongside a new city-wide cleaning tariff – based on property value – has led to an outcry from property owners across the metro.
Simon's weekly wrap: Gold has an excellent first quarter
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Simon's weekly wrap: Gold has an excellent first quarter
Simon Brown
This week MoneywebNOW looked at China retaining its 5% GDP growth target for 2025 despite Trump's tariffs, the possible listing of Pretoria-based ASP Isotopes on the JSE, and gold having an excellent Q1.
Jeremy's weekly wrap: How a misinformation campaign cost SA
Moneyweb@Midday
Jeremy's weekly wrap: How a misinformation campaign cost SA
Jeremy Maggs
This week on Moneyweb@Midday, we covered the Finance Minister's last-minute reversal of the Vat increase and the revelation that a 46-year-old guesthouse owner named Sebastian Jooste, operating under the alias 'Twatterbaas', is behind a prolific online disinformation campaign.
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From bricks to fees: How property funds are reinventing growth
From bricks to fees: How property funds are reinventing growth
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Absa backs KZN's Westown and Club Med mega developments
Absa backs KZN's Westown and Club Med mega developments
The Property Pod
How to dollarise your life with stablecoins
How to dollarise your life with stablecoins
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Clothing retailers reflecting fair value after sell off
Clothing retailers reflecting fair value after sell off
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Twatterbaas: Musk and Trump’s misinformation peddler exposed
Twatterbaas: Musk and Trump’s misinformation peddler exposed
Moneyweb@Midday
Calmer than expected
Calmer than expected
SAFM Market Update
Bitcoin klim Witsand se duine
Bitcoin klim Witsand se duine
RSG Geldsake
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70 is the new 65: Why people are retiring later
Hardi Swart - Family Wealth Custodians
And how you can prepare for a later retirement.
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Life or living? Decoding the annuity decision
Devon Card - Crue Invest (Pty) Ltd
A number of other factors should be taken into account when determining which structure is best suited for your needs.
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Rental property vs investing: Stacking one investment type up against the other
Lana Visser-Galant - Fiscal Private Client Services
Every investment strategy has advantages and disadvantages.
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Estate planning and marriage: Why your marital regime matters when you die
Hannah Myburgh - Crue Invest (Pty) Ltd
Whether you’re married, divorced, or unmarried, the nature of your relationship can have far-reaching consequences for your estate administration.
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Tax policy trends: Contrasting US and South African approaches to growth
Pedri Reyneke - Multilink Finansiële Dienste
Tax policy is more than numbers – it's where economic theory meets the real world. In the US, lower taxes and high deficits aim to fuel growth and attract global capital, but not without risk. SA, on the other hand, plays it safer with higher taxes to balance the books, placing pressure on a narrow tax base.
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Bois: “The DA fights to save a family spending R40,000 month, R150 in additional VAT, but quite happy to let slide R2,000 - R4,000 extra in rates & taxes (+20 to 40%) The DA aginst wealth taxes, but quite happy to introduce cost elements on essentially wealth tax principles. …..?!”
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R 24.50
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6.61 %
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R 20.88
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