According to Pregasen Padiachee, National Sales Head at FNB Cash Investments, the number of businesses that are overlooking the money-making potential of utilising their surplus cash to earn interest is staggering.

The UK is going through its biggest political change since Brexit, as the general election results suggest that the Labour Party has won a landslide mandate to govern. A secure majority government should reduce political instability for the nation, helping companies and investors to anticipate policy.

There is no ideal age to start investing. In fact, the greatest asset any investor has is time, which implies that the earlier and younger an investor starts their investment journey, the better.

Adriaan Pask, CIO at PSG Wealth says that while markets remain inherently unpredictable, understanding the lessons of the past can arm investors with invaluable insights to navigate the twists and turns of the financial landscape.

Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) in South Africa are set for a resurgence in 2024, buoyed by easing interest rates and declining inflation. Key sectors like mining and energy, driven by the demand for future metals and international diversification, will lead the charge amidst global economic shifts.

At the midpoint of 2024, global markets show resilience despite lingering risks. US economic strength leads, supported by robust consumer spending and moderate inflation. In South Africa, political shifts pose volatility, yet economic policies signal gradual improvement and potential for asset class returns.