Soweto Investment & Savings Expo

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On a lighter note…

27/10/2016

You are familiar with Home Choice, but did you know that the company has a financial services subsidiary. Talk to Fin Chioce when you need instant financial relief. They will tailor make the sort of loan you need.

27/10/2016

Salary too low to buy a house? If you earn between R3000 to R7000 Joshco which is the Johannesburg Social Housing Company can make it possible for you to own a home. Visit their website for more details.

27/10/2016

Don't be a mere consumer, own stocks, invest in JSE listed share. You work at Shoprite, buy shoprite shares, you work at multichoice buy Naspers, work at Steers buy Famous Brands. The list goes on. Come to Maponya Mall this weekend to chat with 27 Four Investment Managers. They provide stockbroking, meaning you buy shares through them. Take heed.

27/10/2016

You might be one of 15 million beneficiaries who have not claimed their retirement funds benefits. SA government is sitting with R20 billion worth of unclaimed pension funds benefits. To know if you're entitled to any funds visit unclaimedbenefits.co.za or call the following companies: Compuscan, Umzuzi, Data Factory. Google their contacts and get in touch.

27/10/2016

YWBN a group young black women who started a bank. They now have more that 2 million banked. They are open to male membership but have a 60% female policy in place. You are a young woman looking to get ahead and find like minded peers. Find your way to YWBN.

27/10/2016

Gold is seen as a safe haven during market volatility. Gold coins are even better. To invest in gold coins, it is important to get the right dealer. All credible and compliant dealers have to be a member of the Association of Minimalistic Dealers. First check with the Association if a dealer is legit, than get into contact with Rand Refinery, SA Gold Coin Exchange, Randburg Gold and a few others to buy a gold coin. Make sure you will also arranged safe keeping for the coin to protect it from theft.

27/10/2016

If you're on medical aid, you might want to switch to hospital cover or get gap cover and top up cover. All these products should help you in either eliminating high medical aid expenses if you switch to hospital cover or supplement your medical aid for medical procedures it doesn't cover. Hospital cover for example will reduce you medical aid expenses by 30% should you use it along with a switch to day hospitals. Soweto got its first day hospital last year when Advanced Health opened its eye hospital in the area. There are a few day hospitals in GP and the rest of SA. Google, locate them and spend less...

27/10/2016

You are entitled to one free credit report a year in SA. It will help you understand your credit status. Lenders conduct credit checks before granting any kind of loans, bond or motor finance. It becomes self-empowing keeping up to date with your credit status instead of only finding out about it when applying for credit. Again, you are entitled to a free report once a year so make use of it. XDS is one such company you can contact, in order to obtain your credit report. There are other companies as well that assist in this regard like Transunion, Experian and Compuscan. Google them, make contact, get your credit in order!

27/10/2016

Most people who earn under R10 000 spend 70% of their income paying debt. Talk to Mohau Debt Counseling about managing your credit expenses better. They can among others, help you reduce your monthly installments to an amount that will allow you some breathing space. Come to Maponya Mall this weekend to learn how this is possible and the benefit thereof.

27/10/2016

Join us tomorrow until Sunday 28-30 at Maponya Mall for another installment of Soweto Investment & Savings Expo. Bring a friend, your company, stokvel and family to learn about the various ways you can create financial success and well-being.

09/11/2015

Black listed but need a loan and you are very sure that you will be able to pay it back? Try asset-based lenders. Such lenders grant loans against the value of your possessions, be it an electronic device, car or any other type of valuable. They also don't conduct credit checks and operate legally under the financial services regulatory framework. At our last expo one of our exhibitors, Cash King was in fact promoting their asset-based loans. Another company which seams to be gaining momentum is Lamna. For immediate financial relief, contact both these companies.