Everyone clamours after passive income. The thought of having money flow into your account, day and night with no effort, is intoxicating. Thousands of bestsellers have been written about it, but don’t be fooled, it is also very hard to do properly or quickly. In one way or another, most of us trade our time for money. You can read the full blog HERE.

Once again, just as the Rand looks set to improve, the Hawks fly in and much it all up again. The All Share also took a knock. The USA is preoccupied with their elections but as soon as the results are announced, irrespective of which candidate wins, the volatility in the market is likely to increase.

Once again, just as the Rand looks set to improve, the Hawks fly in and much it all up again. The All Share also took a knock. The USA is preoccupied with their elections but as soon as the results are announced, irrespective of which candidate wins, the volatility in the market is likely to increase.

The Rand continues to look good, but markets drifting lower. No interest increase for now, or perhaps for the rest of the year. If you want to get the newsletter contact me on [email protected].

In this, the final part of the wealth equation podcast series I will be talking about wealth itself. The stuff that is left over after you have consumed you income. You can read the original blog HERE  .

Week 38 economy, RSA, in a nutshell. You can contact me on [email protected] if you want any more information or the resources mentioned in the podcast.

Week 38 economy, RSA, in a nutshell. You can contact me on [email protected] if you want any more information or the resources mentioned in the podcast.

Wealth is what is left after you have consumed your income. This podcast looks at the consumption variable and how it can impact on your wealth. The original blog can be viewed at http://kerenga.com/wealth-equation-consumption/ 

This week I look at the reasons for the exchange rate volatility and the possibility of an interest rate hike. In the special topics I look at how to invest for children and 'Rand Cost Averaging'.

Can the secret to wealth be boiled down to a simple equation for everyone to understand?