Theo Mabusela - Sanlam Financial Adviser, Nelspruit

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/adviser/theo-mabusela/financial-planning/online-will/

07/09/2026

"Remember when your biggest decision for your children going to school was what to pack them for lunch? 😅

Fast forward to their Matric prelims... and suddenly the big decisions about their future feels very real.

Right now, thousands of Grade 12 learners are focused on exams, but for many families, it's also a time of important conversations about what's next.

University, college, a first job, moving away from home, transport, accommodation... these milestones often come with major financial commitments.

The good news? The best time to start planning for your future Grade 12 child is now.

Whether you're a parent or guardian, having honest conversations about future goals and the costs involved can help reduce stress and create confidence for the journey ahead.

Talk to a financial adviser today!

Theo Mabusela 0608840926
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🏠Block 1, South Tower Building, 2nd Floor, C/O Weir Street & Government Road, Riverside Office Park, Nelspruit, 1200

06/09/2026

A common challenge for many SMEs isn't a lack of ambition. It's a lack of financial visibility.

Economic uncertainty, changing market conditions and rising costs make financial discipline more important than ever. One of the simplest ways to strengthen your business is to revisit the fundamentals:

• Build and update a financial roadmap
• Stay on top of bookkeeping and tax planning
• Monitor cash flow consistently
• Manage debt strategically
• Keep personal and business finances separate

As the saying goes, "A failure to plan is a plan to fail."

Taking time to review these areas can help business owners move from simply surviving to planning for sustainable growth.

🔗 Explore the full article in our blog for practical insights on giving your business finances a spring clean.

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05/09/2026

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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01/09/2026

Spring has arrived... but so has a bigger fuel bill. 🚗⛽

With petrol set to increase by R1.34 per litre and diesel rising even more, many South Africans will feel the impact on their monthly budgets.

According to the latest adjustment, higher global oil prices are among the key drivers behind the increase.

While we can't control fuel prices, we can control how we prepare:

✅ Review your monthly transport budget
✅ Combine errands into fewer trips
✅ Consider carpooling where possible
✅ Redirect small savings from non-essential spending to cover higher travel costs

A few small changes can help soften the pressure on your wallet.

Take a look at September fuel price changes and prepare accordingly:

https://businesstech.co.za/news/energy/872498/here-is-the-official-petrol-price-for-september-7/

25/08/2026

💡 Ready to make smarter financial decisions? Celebrate Money Smart Week with Theo Mabusela and take control of your money. Contact me to speak with a financial adviser.

Website: https://www.sanlamadvice.co.za/adviser/theo-mabusela/contact-us/

18/08/2026

We all say it: "I don't have time."
But Ziphozihle Mabindla-Mlisa offers us a powerful reminder: We make time for what matters.

For her, wealth is health so that she can be fully present for the people she loves. The ones who love her. The ones who support her and show up for her.

Money matters. But people matter more.

Continue the conversation. Watch Ziphozihle Mabindla-Mlisa full interview and explore more stories of women redefining what wealth means: https://bit.ly/4x3QKy0

15/08/2026

South African women drive the economy, yet many remain underinsured. Ask yourself these key questions today to safeguard your income and family's future. https://www.sanlamadvice.co.za/adviser/theo-mabusela/blogs/questions-every-woman-should-ask-herself

14/08/2026

💡 Divorce can bring significant financial changes, making it important to understand the impact on your income, assets, savings, and future financial goals. Being informed can help you make confident decisions and build a secure financial future.

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13/08/2026

Ladies, here’s how you can help the men in your life take care of their health 💙

As the CEOs of the household, we know it’s not always easy to get them to book that check-up — but Theo Mabusela has got you covered!

Here’s how to lead the way to healthier living:

1.Make the appointment. Men need regular check-ups just like women to detect and prevent health problems. Book a lunch date as a post check-up reward.

2.Plan to exercise together. Many health conditions, such as colon cancer, can be prevented by regular exercise. Go for a walk, or play a game of tennis over the weekend. Also, guys are very much into their gadgets apps and tech. There are a number of men’s health apps available today to help the man in your life to live healthier.

3.Tweak your diet. Whether the goal is to lose weight or to gain muscle; a healthy diet is the way to go. Incorporate more fruit and veg, lean proteins like fish or chicken, high-fibre foods like beans and legumes, oats and avocado, and wholegrains like brown rice and pasta, whole wheat bread and quinoa.

4.Encourage him to stop smoking. Smoking is linked to heart disease, lung disease, cancer and strokes.

5.Find ways to eliminate stress. Balance work with downtime or a fun hobby.

Talk to your partner about health related articles you come across; ask him to make sure that he’s around for a long time.

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