Heritage Wealth BlueStar - Authorised by Sanlam

15/09/2026

Life doesn't stay the same... and neither should your Will.
Got married?
Had a child?
Bought a home?
Started a business?

Major life changes can affect who inherits your assets and who carries out your final wishes. If your Will hasn't been updated in years, it may no longer reflect the life you're living today.

A Will isn't something you draft once and forget about. Reviewing it regularly helps ensure your loved ones are protected and your wishes remain clear.

💡 A good rule of thumb: Review your Will after every major life event.

Take a few minutes this to review your Will and ensure it still reflects your current wishes.

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15/09/2026

Your smartwatch says you're stressed. An app flags a potential health risk. But should you trust it?

AI-powered health tools are helping more South Africans keep track of their wellness, from monitoring sleep patterns to tracking heart rates and activity levels. The real value lies in spotting trends and encouraging healthier habits.

However, technology should support decision-making, not replace professional medical advice.

The same principle applies to financial planning. While AI can help identify possible health concerns, it cannot protect you from the financial impact of a serious illness, disability, or loss of income.

A healthy future isn't only about knowing your numbers. It's about being prepared for life's uncertainties too.

Read our blog about how to use AI-powered health tools wisely and why financial protection remains part of the bigger picture.

AI-powered health tools offer valuable insights into your wellbeing, but healthcare experts stress the importance of combining technology with professional advice.

14/09/2026

Many working South Africans assume that wills are only necessary for the wealthy - but that misconception carries real consequences. In fact, roughly 70% of employed individuals don't have a will in place. Whether your assets are modest, a savings account, a vehicle, or retirement fund benefits - or substantial, having a valid will ensures your wishes are respected and your heirs are protected.

Many believe that wills are for rich people. As a result, the Master of the High Court reported recently that about 70% of working South Africans don’t have wills. You need a will as soon as you own some kind of asset, even if it’s only a bank savings account.

13/09/2026

Safeguard your legacy for your loved ones.💙
Drafting a will is how you take care of your family when you no longer can — protecting their inheritance and sparing them the hard admin later. Free to draft and store.

Draft your will online here - https://www.sanlamadvice.co.za/bluestar/heritagewealth/tools/online-will/7099769571878

This is ideal if you require a will that is simple and straight forward. Simply complete the form to generate your draft will that you can download immediately. A consultant will call you to finalise your will, make sure it reflects your wishes, that you sign it correctly, and return it back to Sanlam for safekeeping.

Sanlam has partnered with Sanlam Trust, part of the Capital Legacy Group and a Sanlam associate, to give you expert advice on wills, trusts, estates, and related services.

You can also speak to a financial adviser directly should you have any questions before commencing:
Emmanuel Moyo
📞0832252165
📧[email protected]


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12/09/2026

The wealth you build today can shape your family's future tomorrow. Learn how to create a lasting legacy through thoughtful financial planning.

We all strive to give our children the best we can, and building generational wealth is one way to help them on their journey to financial wellbeing. Generational wealth means making smart choices with our money in a way that gives the next generation a stronger financial footing. For many, this is....

09/09/2026

Have you ever thought about the story you'll leave behind?

A will is more than a legal document. It's a way to protect the people you love and ensure your wishes are honoured when you're no longer here.

As we prepare for Wills Week (14-18 September), take a moment to think about the legacy you're building today. Peace of mind isn't just about planning for now. It's about planning for the future with confidence.

Visit our website today and use our online will tool to take the first step towards securing your legacy.

https://www.sanlamadvice.co.za/bluestar/heritagewealth/financial-planning/online-will/2398339207506

07/09/2026

Let's play a quick game: What would your loved ones remember you for? ❤️
✅ Your kindness
✅ Your sense of humour
✅ The memories you created
✅ The legacy you left behind

While we often focus on life's big moments, one of the most meaningful things we can do is make sure our loved ones are taken care of when we're no longer around.

This Wills Week (14-18 September), give yourself and your family the gift of certainty. Getting your will in place today can make a world of difference tomorrow.

Visit our website today and use our online will tool below to take the first step towards securing your legacy.

https://www.sanlamadvice.co.za/bluestar/heritagewealth/tools/online-will/216387472792

06/09/2026

A healthy heart journey starts long before adulthood. ❤️

As parents and caregivers, the habits we help children build today can shape their health for years to come. Small changes like more active play, balanced meals, and less screen time can make a meaningful difference.

This Heart Awareness Month, let's focus on progress, not perfection. Every healthier choice is a step towards a stronger future.

🔗Read more about reversing childhood obesity in my blog and support better heart health for the next generation.

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05/09/2026

Have you ever wondered what would happen to a loved one who depends on you if you were no longer around? 💙

Estate planning isn't only about passing on wealth. It's about making sure the people who rely on you are cared for according to your wishes.

For parents of children with disabilities or dependants who may struggle to care for themselves, having a valid will and the right estate planning structures in place can make a significant difference.

Proper planning can help ensure ongoing care, minimise uncertainty, and provide peace of mind for your family.

One important takeaway: Estate planning is not just for the wealthy. It's for anyone who wants to protect the people they love.

Read the full article on my blog and discover how thoughtful estate planning can help protect vulnerable loved ones.

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04/09/2026

We often spend time building a life for the people we love, but have you thought about what happens to your assets when you're no longer around?

A valid will is more than just a legal document. It's a way to:
✅ Protect your loved ones
✅ Clearly communicate your wishes
✅ Help avoid unnecessary stress and delays during an already difficult time

The legacy you leave behind isn't only about wealth. It's about providing clarity, care, and peace of mind for the people who matter most.

If tomorrow wasn't promised, would your loved ones know exactly what your wishes are?

Start the conversation: Have you drafted a will, or is it still on your to-do list?