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14/10/2026

One clause could have a bigger impact on your business than you realise.

Renewal terms, personal sureties, annual escalations, termination clauses and repayment conditions can all carry significant financial consequences.

In our blog, Business Agreements in South Africa: What Does Your Business Need in Place?, we unpack some of the agreements and clauses business owners should understand, from MOIs and shareholder agreements to leases, finance facilities and asset purchases.

📖 Before you sign your next agreement, read the blog and know what to look out for. Read the latest blog today!

🌐 https://www.mfpartner.co.za/post/business-agreements-in-south-africa-what-does-your-business-need-in-place

07/10/2026

Do you really know what you’re signing?

From shareholder agreements and commercial leases to finance facilities and asset purchases, the agreements you sign can have a lasting impact on your business, cash flow and future flexibility.

Our latest blog looks at the key agreements South African businesses should have in place, as well as the important clauses you should pay attention to before signing.

👉 Read the full blog to find out what your business should be looking out for.
🌐 https://www.mfpartner.co.za/post/business-agreements-in-south-africa-what-does-your-business-need-in-place

06/08/2026

29/07/2026

Planning ahead brings peace of mind.
Understanding your tax obligations and keeping your affairs in order doesn't have to be complicated.
Our latest blog explains the simple steps you can take to protect your family and your finances.
📚 Read it now at https://www.mfpartner.co.za/post/navigating-death-and-taxes-a-practical-guide-for-peace-of-mind
Need professional assistance? Contact the My Finance Partner team, we're here to help. www.mfpartner.co.za

22/07/2026

Estate planning isn't just about the future, it's about protecting the people you care about today.
The right planning can reduce stress, avoid unnecessary delays, and help your family navigate difficult times with confidence.

Read our latest blog to learn more.
🌐 Visit https://www.mfpartner.co.za/post/navigating-death-and-taxes-a-practical-guide-for-peace-of-mind

14/07/2026

Do you have an up-to-date will?

Many people put it off, but having a valid will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your family and your wishes.

Find out why in our latest blog.
👉 Read more at https://www.mfpartner.co.za/post/navigating-death-and-taxes-a-practical-guide-for-peace-of-mind

If you need guidance, My Finance Partner is here to assist.

09/07/2026

Nothing in life is certain except death and taxes... but planning ahead can make all the difference.

A little planning today can save your loved ones unnecessary stress tomorrow.

Read our latest blog to learn why having a valid will, understanding your tax responsibilities, and planning ahead are so important.
Read the full blog at https://www.mfpartner.co.za/post/navigating-death-and-taxes-a-practical-guide-for-peace-of-mind

Need advice? Our team is here to help! www.mfpartner.co.za

29/06/2026

Trustees are under increasing pressure to ensure trusts remain fully compliant with SARS and Master’s Office requirements.

From independent trustee responsibilities to estate planning considerations such as Capital Gains Tax and Estate Duty, regular trust reviews are more important than ever.

Click to read our latest blog and learn more about the key trust compliance areas trustees should be reviewing: https://www.mfpartner.co.za/post/trust-governance-and-estate-planning-why-regular-trust-reviews-matter

For professional assistance, contact My Finance Partner at [email protected]

22/06/2026

Trust compliance and tax reporting are becoming increasingly complex in South Africa. From provisional tax obligations to Section 7C loan disclosures and distributions to minor beneficiaries, trustees and beneficiaries need to understand the latest SARS requirements.

Click the link to read our latest blog and stay informed. https://www.mfpartner.co.za/post/important-trust-tax-rules-beneficiaries-and-trustees-should-understand

For professional assistance, contact My Finance Partner at [email protected]