A word from the king​

More South Africans are working from home than ever before. This isn’t a chat-up line (woah, who’ve you been hanging out with?) to get you out of the office and into your lazy boy, laptop balanced on your knees. Apparently, according to several 2025 reports, remote and hybrid work is actually on the rise again in South Africa. We didn’t

Have you signed on the dotted line and picked up the keys to your first home? Well, then you’ve probably spent a small fortune on takeaway coffees, late-night Pinterest scrolls, and arguing about paint swatches. But before you settle in too deeply, there’s 1 thing left to sort out… Your home insurance. Whether you’re still figuring out how to bleed

When we talk about the reasons for getting home insurance, we generally think about the big, obvious stuff… Like fires, burst pipes, fallen trees and runaway geysers. But did you know that your policy might also cover a few unexpected and oddly specific things? If you’ve ever looked at the king’s policy docs (don’t lie, we know it’s page turner)

Appliances aren’t cheap: Here’s how to make them last Let’s be real. A top-of-the-range fridge in South Africa can cost R1 million (yes, you read that right). Even if your budget isn’t fit for a king, your household appliances are still a major investment. So, how do you make sure your trusty washing machine doesn’t conk out just when you

The shocking truth Ever wondered why your trusty fridge suddenly stops humming or why your high-end TV flickers into oblivion? It’s probably not haunted… The culprit could be a power surge. In a world where loadshedding and unpredictable power supply have become a norm, protecting your appliances should be as crucial as insuring your car or home. A power surge

Did you know that if you underinsure your home contents, your insurer will only pay out a percentage of what you claimed? It’s like ordering a large pizza and only getting 1 slice. Tragic.  The math of underinsurance (don’t worry, it’s simple)  – If your stuff is worth R400,000 but you only insured it for R200,000, guess what? You’ll only