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Stepping onto the property ladder in South Africa can feel a bit like diving into the deep end without swimming lessons. Fear not, first-time bond applicant, as we’re here to untangle the knots of confusion and arm you with what you need to know about insuring your buildings….
So, your child is about to fly out of the nest, heading off to university, and you’re a ball of mixed emotions. Excitement, sadness, worry, pride. You feel them all. But hey, no pressure, right? You’re only preparing them for 1 of the most transformative times of their lives….
The concept of a capsule wardrobe has risen to prominence, promising to de-clutter closets and refine your style. While the capsule wardrobe varies depending on personal style, there are some key investment items every woman should consider for a versatile, stylish closet….
Small businesses are the backbone of the South African economy, representing more than 98% of businesses in the country. That’s no exaggeration, and neither is the claim that the SME market employs between 50 and 60% of the country’s workforce across all sectors. As a…
You know how school holidays go… The first week is fine. But then you realise there are a couple more weeks to go, and it’s basically torture. (I’m a mom, I know.) And we all know that if you don’t occupy your kids, they’re free to get up to mischief. Mischief in the…
Let’s be honest. Buildings insurance (or homeowners insurance, which is the same thing) doesn’t always feel like a super necessary expense, because it doesn’t seem like you ever really have to put in a claim. That is, until a tree falls through a window or a break-in…
Before we kick things off, we need to clear a few dust bunnies away. Firstly, homeowners insurance is what we call plain old buildings insurance in our kingdom. It’s normally compulsory when you take out a home loan from the bank, and always a good idea if you’re a…
Car insurance costs depend on your cover type, car, and budget. This guide walks you through how to work out what you should pay each month, how your excess affects your premium, and how King Price can help you find affordable cover.
Buying a car is a big financial commitment, and monthly instalments can squeeze your budget fast. These 4 practical strategies help South African motorists pay off their car loans sooner, reduce the interest they pay, and free up cash for everything else life throws at them.
You know, in some parts of the world, car insurance is actually compulsory for car owners. This isn’t the case in South Africa as yet, although it has come up that third party car insurance could become a legal requirement in the coming years. Until that day dawns, we’re…
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