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02/11/2026

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 Muofhe Ratshibvumo 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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27/10/2026

Take these steps to help you stay vigilant and reduce your risk of breast cancer. For more information about products that are available to mitigate the financial impact of cancer, contact a Sanlam Financial Adviser today.

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16/10/2026

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.

11/10/2026

The year-end is fast approaching, with less than 3 months to go before we all start winding down for some well-deserved time off.

In the lead up we suggest that you review the following key "allowances" and financial considerations:

REVIEWING YOUR FINANCIAL PLAN

The final quarter of the year is a good time to "spring clean" your financial plan to ensure that you are on track to achieve the goals set out at the beginning of the year.

REVIEWING YOUR WILL

We encourage you to review your will or have a new will drafted.

HOLIDAY SAVINGS PLAN

If you haven't started already, now is the time to start saving for those end-of-year expenses.

This year has been a challenging year for us all. For the last quarter, our advice to you is to focus on what you can control and not focus on things that are out of your hands.

Some of the things you can control are your finances.

Get in touch with a financial planner Muofhe Ratshibvumo to discuss how you stay in control when it comes to your savings, investments and insurance. https://www.sanlamadvice.co.za/adviser/muofhe-ratshibvumo/contact-us/

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05/10/2026

📚 Financial Education is crucial for teachers 👨‍🏫 to secure a stable future.

TLDR: We discuss budgeting, saving, investing, and reducing debt. The post emphasises the importance of creating a budget that aligns with your financial goals. It also highlights the need to save for emergencies and invest in your future.

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👍 Like & Share this FINANCIAL LITERACY CONTENT now to help other teachers at school as well as parents on Facebook.
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Here are a few tips picked to help you on manage, protect and grow your money effectively.

📘 Focus on Your Loans

Understand your loan terms, repayment options and ways to save on interest over the long run.

💳 Pay off Credit Card Debt

Manage debt efficiently with smart repayment strategies.

💼 Save on Insurance
Look out for discounts and comparative quotes on car and home insurance.

💰 Invest Your Money
Invest for long-term security and wealth creation.

🍽️ Shop Savvy using Discounts
Many retailers and restaurants offer rewards, discounts and other deals.

📊 Budget Better
Create a spending plan with the help of a Financial Adviser who can introduce you to new budgeting tools.

⚠️ Build an Emergency Fund
Prepare for unexpected expenses with a rainy day fund.

📚 Expand Your Education
Pursue higher education for better career opportunities.

💡 Take on a Side Hustle
Explore tutoring, curriculum development, or selling resources.

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Muofhe Ratshibvumo
📞0660244174
📧[email protected]
🏠126 Marshall street, POLOKWANE, 0699

03/10/2026

Learn the 9 key elements every sound financial plan should have. E.g. Tip #5. Be prepared for retrenchment.
#9. Don’t neglect your paperwork.
Find all nine tips in my blog article during .

25/09/2026

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

23/09/2026

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.

22/09/2026

Heart-related illnesses remain among the biggest silent threats - especially here in South Africa, where one person suffers a stroke every 12 minutes and cardiovascular diseases claim many lives daily. The good news? Simple, consistent lifestyle choices can make a huge difference. This blog offers five essential, easy-to-follow steps - from improving your diet and staying active to monitoring your blood pressure - that can help you safeguard your heart, today and for years to come.

21/09/2026

Estate planning becomes significantly more important when family structures are complex. A key takeaway from the conversations sparked by The Polygamist on Netflix, is that inheritance outcomes don't always align with personal intentions when proper planning is absent.

In South Africa, family structures can take many forms.

When a person passes away without a valid will, their estate is distributed according to legislation, which may not reflect their wishes or the needs of their dependants.

For financial decision-makers, business owners and families alike, this highlights three important considerations:

✓ 1.Keep your will updated.

✓ 2.Ensure your estate plan reflects your current family circumstances.

✓ 3.Consider professional guidance where trusts or multiple beneficiaries are involved.

Good estate planning is not just about asset distribution. It's about reducing uncertainty, preserving family harmony and protecting your legacy.

Read the full article for valuable insights into planning for real-life family dynamics. https://www.sanlamadvice.co.za/adviser/muofhe-ratshibvumo/blogs/the-polygamist-family-affairs-estate-planning-lessons

Need advice? Get in touch with Muofhe Ratshibvumo
📞0660244174
📧[email protected]
🏠126 Marshall street, POLOKWANE, 0699

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126 Marshall Street
Polokwane
0699

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https://www.sanlamadvice.co.za/adviser/muofhe-ratshibvumo

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