As an investment strategy, goal-based investing is still pretty new but Franc users will definitely be familiar with it as it is the philosophy our app is based on.

Who can own shares? What do they get you? Why do people buy shares? Seb answers all these questions in this episode.

There's strong resistance in the market to passive investment. In this episode, Tom unpacks the two biggest criticisms against passive investment and what we think the real reason behind this resistance is.

“What should you be saving for?” is perhaps one of the most important questions we should be asking ourselves both as individuals and as a society. 

When the markets in such turmoil, the question of whether or not to cash out or ride it out is always front of mind. In this episode, Tom tells us about some past examples that could help us decide what to do.

"Almost 10 years ago, in my first festive season as a varsity student, my motivation levels were at an all-time high. The world was my oyster and I was going to grab it with both arms."

Investing for the long term is one of the ways to decrease your risk and save on fees. In this episode, Seb will tell you more about why investing is a long-term thing.

Although it may be tempting to borrow money to invest, especially if you are cash strapped, it's not a good idea and could make you lose big time. Tom explains more in this week's episode.

What goes up must come down. The Satrix Top 40 dropped 2% last quarter however, the movements of the companies within the fund are what this episode focuses on.

Stokvels are an important part of the South African savings culture. Many stokvels still operate in a traditional way. In this episode, Nic suggests how we can update them a bit.