In this @busrep article, Legal Specialist: Advice Mariska Redelinghuys explains how retirement products, particularly retirement and living annuities play a significant role in estate planning:

Global markets ended the week on a cautiously positive note, with investors balancing improving risk sentiment against lingering concerns around global growth, interest rate trajectories and earnings momentum. Read what else happened in the markets on Friday:

Your retirement products can make a notable financial difference in the lives of your loved ones when you pass away. Legal Specialist: Advice Mariska Redelinghuys explains the role they play in estate planning in this @TheCitizen_News article:

The local market continued to demonstrate resilience in the face of global volatility, supported by both domestic developments and improved global sentiment. Local equities maintained positive momentum, extending a recent rally as the JSE All Share index rose 0.60% on Thursday.

In this #WealthPerspective article, Head of Securities Wendy Myers shares how diversification helps investors reduce risk and enhance long-term returns through portfolio stability:

South African markets exhibited relative resilience amid global risk-off pressure, supported by strong commodity performance and domestic developments. The local annual inflation rate increased to 3.60% in December 2025, from 3.50% in November, in line with market forecasts. Read

Local investors should think carefully before betting against SA’s economy as the country’s turnaround, though tentative, is taking shape. CIO Adriaan Pask says that while 2025 was volatile, it proved to be a strong year for local markets.

Global risk assets came under significant pressure on Tuesday as geopolitical tensions and trade-related policy rhetoric dominated sentiment. Major US equity indices extended losses from the previous session, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Jones all in negative territory as

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Global markets opened the week on a cautious note as investors weighed a complex mix of geopolitical developments, shifting trade dynamics, and evolving macroeconomic signals. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday : https://t.co/3E0qMMbDu6

Upgrade your saving strategy for 2026 with these expert tips, as shared by Head of Sales Thomas Berry in this @Netwerk24 article:

Global equity markets closed the week on a cautious note as investors weighed geopolitical developments, central bank expectations, and the early stages of the fourth-quarter earnings season. Read what else happened in the markets on Friday : https://t.co/iNQsfkobgx

In this @News24 article, Head of Sales Thomas Berry explains how entrepreneurs can reap the same savings benefits as an employer’s retirement fund with a well‑structured retirement annuity. Read the full article here:

Offshore investing offers greater diversification and a wider investment landscape. It also comes with certain estate planning considerations to be aware of. Read this @IOL article where Legal Specialist: Advice Mariska Redelinghuys shares her insights:

No financial plan is immune to volatility, but history has proven that those who stay invested are often best positioned to recover and compound their wealth over time. Vehicles such as TFSAs and RAs are particularly useful given that they offer tax-efficient savings strategies.

Happy holidays from all of us at PSG. We wish you and your loved ones a joyful festive season. Here’s to an even more successful 2026 together.

In this @News24 article, Head of Sales Thomas Berry highlights the importance of retirement planning for self-employed professionals:

In his latest @BDliveSA interview, CIO Adriaan Pask unpacked how disciplined saving, smart investing and mindful spending work together to build long-term financial independence. Listen to the full interview here:

South Africa’s rand held steady on Tuesday after the government issued its first infrastructure and development finance bonds. By 12h58 GMT, the currency was trading at 17.06/$, little changed from its previous close. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday:

Mariska Redelinghuys, Legal Specialist: Advice, shares estate planning considerations for offshore assets in this @IOL article: