
Back-to-school tech: Insuring your child’s gadgets
School tech is pricier than ever and kids aren’t exactly careful. Here’s why insuring those gadgets could save you thousands.
Oldies but goodies! Take a trip down memory lane with our collection of past blogs. From handy insurance tips to royal insights and everything in between, there’s plenty to explore. Some things may have changed, but a lekker read never goes out of style!

School tech is pricier than ever and kids aren’t exactly careful. Here’s why insuring those gadgets could save you thousands.

December budget traps are sneakier than you think. From braai chaos to December sales, here’s how to protect your wallet this festive season.

Budget living doesn’t mean boring living. Small shifts in mindset and habits can make everyday life feel surprisingly rich and full.

Expired dealer’s tag on your new car? It’s a legal, financial and insurance risk most buyers don’t see coming until it’s too late.

Stylish homes can hide surprising dangers. From unsecured open shelving and heavy statement lighting to layered rugs and candles left burning near curtains, popular decor trends often prioritise aesthetics over safety. The risks are easy to overlook when everything looks beautiful, but accidents have a way of finding the gaps. Knowing which trends carry hidden hazards, and having the right

Burglars look for easy targets. Small upgrades like better lighting, stronger locks and smarter habits can quietly make your home less appealing.

Bicycles, hearing aids, laptops and more can all be insured. Discover the everyday items most South Africans overlook until it’s too late.

Strange but true: South African insurance claims involving monkeys, freak storms and very human mistakes that prove life rarely follows the plan.

Insurance premiums are more than a monthly bill. Understanding how they’re calculated and reviewed could change how you see your cover.

Power outages can strike without warning. Here’s how to keep your home safe, your food fresh and your security solid when the grid dips.