Nico Matthee, a wealth planner at Portfolium, and Elke Brink, director at PSG Wealth R21, address listener questions related to financial matters. Their discussion aims to provide insights and guidance on personal finance topics that impact the audience's financial well-being.

Elle-Sarah Rossato, a partner and head of tax and dispute resolution at PwC South Africa, discusses the Constitutional Court's ruling that second-hand gold does not qualify for a zero rate under the VAT Act.

According to The Citizen Business, property remains a viable investment option in South Africa, although the reasons for this may differ from common perceptions. The article explores the evolving financial landscape and questions whether owning a home should still be considered the primary financial goal for individuals.

According to Soko Directory, investing is a continuous process similar to maintaining physical fitness, rather than a one-time event or a fleeting motivation. The article emphasizes the importance of consistent investment, particularly during challenging times, to build and sustain wealth.

South Africans have a limited time to submit their feedback on the proposed tax changes outlined in the 2026 draft Rates and Monetary Amounts and Amendment of Revenue Laws Bill. The deadline for public input is approaching, emphasizing the importance of citizen engagement in the legislative process.

Pradeep Maharaj, the executive director of the Reserve Bank's payment system modernization program, discusses the significance of cash usage in South Africa and the associated costs, revealing that South Africans pay R90 billion annually to facilitate cash transactions.