PSG Wealth Namibia

26/08/2026

Heroes' Day reminds us that what we build today can carry meaning far beyond ourselves.

A stronger family.
A more secure future.
More opportunities for the next generation.

Thoughtful financial planning is one of the most powerful ways to build a legacy that protects the people you love and gives them the freedom to go even further.

21/08/2026

According to Stats SA, women outlive men by an average of five to six years. That's five to six more years of expenses, healthcare costs, and life to fund.

The same savings that might be sufficient for a man often aren't for a woman. Same contributions, same investment returns, but a longer drawdown period changes the outcome significantly.

Longevity is a financial risk. But it's one you can plan for.

Speak to a PSG Wealth adviser: https://advisers.psg.co.za/branch-office/windhoek

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Find trusted PSG financial advisers and branch offices across South Africa. Expert financial planning, wealth management, and investment advice.

20/08/2026

PSG Wealth spoke to Michelle van Wyk from Nova 103.5 FM on Marketwatch about Namibia’s interest rate outlook, the relationship with South African rates, rising inflation risks, and when consumers could potentially see some interest rate relief.

https://nova.com.na/market-watch-eloise-du-plessis-6/
https://iono.fm/e/1708314

18/08/2026

Many women leave financial decisions to their spouses, not out of disinterest, but because life is already full. Career, kids, household. There simply isn't time.

But life doesn't always go to plan. Divorce, the death of a spouse, or a critical illness. When these things happen, financial dependency becomes financial vulnerability.

Get involved. Ask the right questions. And if you're not sure where to start, speak to a PSG Wealth advisor: https://advisers.psg.co.za/branch-office/windhoek

Find trusted PSG financial advisers and branch offices across South Africa. Expert financial planning, wealth management, and investment advice.

07/08/2026

Saving the same amount as men is often not enough.

Women typically outlive men, which means retirement funds need to stretch further, healthcare costs accumulate longer, and financial independence has to be planned more deliberately.

Same savings rate. Different outcome. That gap doesn't close by accident.

Speak to a PSG Wealth adviser: https://advisers.psg.co.za/branch-office/windhoek

PSG Wealth is a member of the NSX.

29/07/2026

Luister na PSG Wealth op Hartklop FM se nuwe podcast-kanaal. Die eerste episode is een waar ons gesels oor beleggings in onsekere tye.

Eloïse du Plessis, hoof van strategie by PSG Namibia, gesels oor inflasie wat stadiger toeneem en wat die inflasieverwagtinge vir die res van die jaar is. Sy gesels ook oor beleggings in onseker tye.

27/07/2026

What do you notice about the curve of this graph?

From age 20 to 30, the monthly contribution needed to reach R10 million at retirement barely moves. That's compounding doing its quiet work.

From age 35 onwards, the line starts to climb, and by 45, you're contributing nearly R9,000 a month to reach the same target that would have cost you under R500 at age 20.

Compounding is silent in the early years and obvious in the later ones.

Give your money time to work.

23/07/2026

The health of South Africa's cities is ultimately a business story. As the 2026 South African municipal elections approach, the choices voters make will shape the economic future of the places they live and work.

Join us on Tuesday, 28 July 2026 | 10:00 – 10:30 as Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO of Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA), unpacks why these elections are an economic decision and explores how business and citizens can push for better-run cities.

This webinar is free and open to all. Register here: https://digitalevents.psg.co.za/ep/registration?event=PSG-Think-Big-Series-B-M-2026

Can't join live? Listen to the recording on PSG's Spotify channel after the event.

The Think Big series is a collection of dialogues with high-value speakers hosted by broadcast & financial journalist Alishia Seckam. Each topic will address burning issues that are concerning Sout...

22/07/2026

When you're starting out, a small monthly contribution can seem pointless, so it's easy to push it to later, when you're earning more.

But those early contributions don't just build capital. They build the habit of saving before lifestyle has a chance to fill the gap.

Discipline compounds alongside money. The people who retire well aren't always the ones who earned the most. They're usually the ones who started early and didn't stop.

Wealth starts as a habit. Build that first, and the rest follows.

PSG Wealth is a member of the NSX.

21/07/2026