Cebile Zibi, Momentum Advice, argues that lasting financial progress in 2026 comes not from new products, but from having a clear plan. Through regular annual reviews and professional advice, individuals can align their finances with life goals and build sustainable, long-term success.

Hayley Parry and Tando Ngibe unpack South Africa’s latest inflation data, showing that while headline inflation remains low, rising costs in fuel, food and school fees continue to pressure household budgets, making careful spending, smart saving and cautious borrowing essential in 2026.

Liberty research shows Gen Z and Gen Alpha children face heightened digital, financial and emotional pressures, making early, flexible education planning essential to prepare them for lifelong learning, evolving careers and an uncertain future.

The Insurance Crime Bureau is pleased to formally announce the admission of WesBank as a Vehicle Asset Finance (VAF) Member of the organisation.

Retirement and estate planning are interconnected. Retirement products like RAs and LAs can reduce estate duty, provide liquidity to dependants, and enable efficient wealth transfer, making them a vital component of a holistic financial plan.

Michele Jennings, Chief Executive of glu, unpacks why “2020Fix (2026)” should be about financial clarity, not rushed switching, and how advisers can help clients avoid costly mistakes such as lost underwriting benefits and hidden exclusions.