Dieketseng Maleke is a Senior Hard News Journalist at various esteemed publications. She specializes in finance and personal finance, covering critical topics such as credit health, debt management, retirement planning, and real estate, while also addressing broader societal issues like gender and women's interests. Dieketseng's work has been featured in notable outlets including MSN, Sunday Independent, Cape Times, Business Report, Magzter, IOL, and COFESA Labour Law Specialists.
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By: Dieketseng Maleke
A former housekeeper who worked for her employer for 31 years has secured a R1.9 million retirement fund death benefit after the Pension Funds Adjudicator dismissed an executor's challenge. The ruling reinforces the protection afforded to financial dependants under South Africa's Pension Funds Act.
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has provisionally withdrawn the financial services provider licence of Mixirite (Pty) Ltd, citing concerns over alleged aggressive sales tactics, unauthorised advice and misleading return promises. The regulator says the move aims to protect clients while an investigation continues.
SOUTH Africa's booming online gambling industry is raising fresh concerns about the financial wellbeing of young people, as experts warn that small, frequent bets are quietly eroding already stretched household budgets.
By: Dieketseng Maleke
South Africa's booming online gambling industry is raising fresh concerns about the financial wellbeing of young people, as experts warn that small, frequent bets are quietly eroding already stretched household budgets.
A new Liberty and UCT study reveals that South Africans aged 35 to 55 are increasingly anxious about retirement, job security and rising living costs despite being in their highest earning years. The research shows financial resilience has overtaken wealth as the primary measure of success.
The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) has warned motorists about a phishing scam involving fake traffic fine emails that demand immediate payment. Here's how to spot fraudulent NaTIS messages and protect yourself from cybercriminals.
South Africans receiving Sars auto-assessments are urged to check them carefully, particularly if they made two-pot retirement withdrawals or earn additional income. Financial experts warn that overlooking errors could result in unexpected tax liabilities.
The former chief financial officer (CFO) of Robben Island Museum has failed in his bid to have his pension benefit released after the Pension Funds
By: Dieketseng Maleke
July marks National Savings Month, an initiative led by the South African Savings Institute (SASI) to encourage healthier financial habits across the country.
South Africa's Tax Court has delivered one of the clearest warnings yet to taxpayers who rely on complex tax structures with little commercial
