"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.

Educating our children on the value of money and the place that it holds in our lives is something that is often overlooked in parenting. In this episode, Anelisa talks about what parents can do to change this. What can parents do to change this?

Education and self-improvement are good things. And when it comes to investing and trading there's a lot to learn. In this episode, Nic explains why should you be wary of these kinds of courses?

As a 24-year old in 2nd year accounting articles she had big dreams of nice houses and fancy cars by 30, but here's what she's learned since then.

Life is unpredictable and sometimes it can hit you where it hurts, your personal finances. The first thing to know when dealing with financial hardship is that you’re not alone. In today's episode, Thomas gives us some more tips on how to deal.