Hear from investors like you as they describe their journey towards financial freedom.
Five years ago, Connie found herself a R1-million in debt and working three jobs just to keep her family fed and a roof over their heads and even then, just barely. “That time was very tough. Apart from my three small children, I was also taking care of my mother and her household,” she recalls.
According to Nicolette Mashile, a successful businesswoman and passionate personal finance advocate, we need more female entrepreneurs to act as teachers and role models for the next generation of go-getters.
We spoke to 6 women who have worked in finance for many years, and asked them to share their challenges, changes and hopes for a more inclusive future.
Before you even think about capital and costs to start your small business, Nicolette believes you need to make sure you’ve nailed the concept and approach.
From budgeting and investing, to managing debt and planning for retirement, we're here to provide you with a step-by-step guideline, drawing insights from our interview with Talya Plaatjies, Founder at Fashionably Financial.
Whether you're starting out or seeking improvement in your financial journey, good money habits are a sustainable way to impact this positively. We asked the Franc team what good money habits actually stuck with them and worked magic on their balances.
10 years ago I quit my job to start my startup. Reflecting back, there were a few financial lessons I learned that I would like to share.
One thing I was told long ago is that moneywise couples often swap a date night for a budget night. Find out what to do on a budget night to keep the romance alive.
A lot happened over the past year. So in the spirit of pride, I want to look back and celebrate all that we’ve achieved over the past year and look forward with hope.
