PSG Wealth

07/08/2026

You don’t need a lot of money to start saving, what is most important is to get started with what you can. In an FAnews article, Head of Actuarial and Product, Linda Kleynscheldt says saving from the time you receive your first income is one of the most impactful financial decisions you can make.

Saving for retirement may not be a top priority for young people who are focused on tertiary education and making early career choices.

07/08/2026

Global markets traded mixed as higher oil prices revived concerns over inflation and the interest rate outlook. South African equities ended marginally lower, while the rand weakened against the US dollar and British pound as investors remained focused on geopolitical developments and bond yields. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://cms.psg.co.za/content?content=/psg-financial-services/research-hub/investment-updates/daily-investment-updates/07-august-2026/

06/08/2026

Many investors overlook the power of dividends in generating long-term passive income. However, in her latest article, Head of Securities Wendy Myers says once you’re invested, it’s important to understand the different forms of passive income provided by listed instruments. https://cms.psg.co.za/news-and-publications/articles/feature/WP2026Q2-investing-lessons-at-25

06/08/2026

Lower oil prices and a steadier economic outlook gave investors further reason to favour risk assets, while improving sentiment on both the geopolitical and economic fronts helped offset earlier caution. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://cms.psg.co.za/content?content=/psg-financial-services/research-hub/investment-updates/daily-investment-updates/06-august-2026/

05/08/2026

From long-term wealth building to making smarter investment choices, our expert wealth advisers answer your financial questions in this latest Personal Finance Q&A.

PSG answers your financial, budgeting, and insurance questions.

05/08/2026

Global markets advanced as easing inflation concerns, lower Treasury yields and renewed optimism around artificial intelligence supported investor sentiment. South African equities closed higher, while the rand strengthened against the major currencies as resource shares led local gains. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://cms.psg.co.za/content?content=/psg-financial-services/research-hub/investment-updates/daily-investment-updates/05-august-2026/

04/08/2026

In the latest webinar, journalist Alishia Seckam sat down with Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO of Business Leadership SA, to break down why municipal dysfunction is now a national economic risk. Catch up on the episode on our Spotify channel. https://open.spotify.com/episode/7JbVwrGtSktU2PsL7I2KS2?si=27uY8-PpT5qgKuLcFh_n0Q

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04/08/2026

Global markets mostly began the new month on a firmer footing. US markets rallied on Monday as oil prices fell, easing inflation concerns and boosting risk appetite. The S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq all advanced, while lower Treasury yields helped sentiment after the US held back from striking Iran. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://cms.psg.co.za/content?content=/psg-financial-services/research-hub/investment-updates/daily-investment-updates/04-august-2026/

03/08/2026

In this Cape Business News article, CIO Adriaan Pask says there is no shortage of reasons for investors to feel uneasy at the moment and stresses the importance of why investors should trust the data, over emotions when making long-term investment decisions.

Separating emotion from evidence – what the SA economy is really telling us By Adriaan Pask, Chief Investment Officer at PSG Wealth There is no shortage of reasons for investors to feel uneasy at the moment. Geopolitical tensions between the United States and the Middle East continue to make headl...

03/08/2026

Global markets ended the week stronger as renewed optimism around artificial intelligence and robust technology earnings lifted investor sentiment. South African equities closed lower despite a wider trade surplus, while the rand weakened modestly against the major currencies. Read what else happened in the markets on Friday: https://cms.psg.co.za/content?content=/psg-financial-services/research-hub/investment-updates/daily-investment-updates/03-august-2026/