Francly Speaking

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.

"I’ve bagged my first big-girl job, moved into my first apartment. Now that I've settled into my new surroundings. I can share the “real-world” lessons I've learned." - Anelisa in this week's episode.

In the era of Bitcoin and online forex trading, it's easy to lose track of the difference between investing and gambling. In this episode, Nic clarifies the difference.

The average South African retires at 60 years old. The F.I.R.E movement challenges this statistic as they believe you can retire at any age. Tara explains how in this episode.

If you have money sitting in a bank account make sure that money isn't lazy, get it to work for you.  In this episode, Seb tells you exactly how you can do that.

There are a couple of pros to consuming convenience foods, especially after a long tiring week. But the cons are significantly affecting your wallet, Cat explains more in this episode.

We’re often told that we’re a nation of bad savers, but the reality is quite different. Over half of adults in Sub-Saharan Africa save money, but few use banks to do so. Tom explains more in this episode.