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
The National Financial Ombud Scheme rules that the date of a life-changing event for Severe Illness Benefit claims is determined by the illness itself, not the paperwork, as seen in a recent dispute between a cancer patient and Discovery Life.
By: Dieketseng Maleke
With the emigration of South African families, the effectiveness of long-established family trusts is being challenged. Financial planners urge families to reassess their trusts in light of new tax legislation and changing family dynamics.
With SARS tightening its grip on tax compliance, South African taxpayers must adapt to new filing requirements and avoid costly penalties. This article explores the evolving landscape of tax administration and the importance of proactive financial management.
By: Dieketseng Maleke
A Hermanus conveyancer has successfully fought off a claim of nearly R250 000 after a dispute with a Cape-based photocopier supplier exposed what
With rising fuel prices, South African businesses are increasingly turning to on-site fuel storage. However, experts warn of the hidden risks and compliance challenges that come with this practice, urging companies to review their safety standards and insurance policies.
South Africa is moving towards clearer regulations for crypto assets, focusing on cross-border transactions rather than ownership restrictions. This shift aims to provide certainty in a sector that has long operated in a grey area, as the National Treasury and the South African Reserve Bank prepare to release a draft manual for public comment.
Deputy Pension Funds Adjudicator Naheem Essop has ruled that the Municipal Employees Pension Fund must grant a complainant access to her savings withdrawal benefit, clarifying the application of fund rules and the two-pot retirement system.
SOUTH African households received some relief at the start of 2026 as lower interest rates and access to retirement savings through the two-pot system eased financial pressure.
By: Dieketseng Maleke
South Africa's stokvel economy has long been treated as a side story in discussions about finance.
The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has upheld a ruling by the Pension Funds Adjudicator that a retirement fund has 12 months from the date it becomes
