Akhona Siloyi - Sanlam Financial Adviser, Port Elizabeth

09/09/2026

Many working South Africans assume that wills are only necessary for the wealthy - but that misconception carries real consequences. In fact, roughly 70% of employed individuals don't have a will in place. Whether your assets are modest, a savings account, a vehicle, or retirement fund benefits - or substantial, having a valid will ensures your wishes are respected and your heirs are protected.

Many believe that wills are for rich people. As a result, the Master of the High Court reported recently that about 70% of working South Africans don’t have wills. You need a will as soon as you own some kind of asset, even if it’s only a bank savings account.

08/09/2026

We often spend time building a life for the people we love, but have you thought about what happens to your assets when you're no longer around?

A valid will is more than just a legal document. It's a way to:
✅ Protect your loved ones
✅ Clearly communicate your wishes
✅ Help avoid unnecessary stress and delays during an already difficult time

The legacy you leave behind isn't only about wealth. It's about providing clarity, care, and peace of mind for the people who matter most.

If tomorrow wasn't promised, would your loved ones know exactly what your wishes are?

Start the conversation: Have you drafted a will, or is it still on your to-do list?

07/09/2026

Your heart works hard for you every single day... beating over 100,000 times without asking for anything in return. ❤️

This Heart Awareness Month, take a moment to appreciate the organ that keeps you going through every meeting, workout, family moment, and life milestone.

Small habits can make a big difference:
✅ Go for a walk
✅ Choose water more often
✅ Manage stress where you can
✅ Get enough sleep

Looking after your heart isn't about being perfect. It's about making better choices, one day at a time. Protect yourself and provide a healthy future.

💙 Akhona Siloyi
📞 0738692386
📧 [email protected]
🏠 Sanlam 78-84 2nd Ave, Greenacres Office Park, Newton park, Port Elizabeth, 6045
💻 https://www.sanlamadvice.co.za/adviser/Akhona-Siloyi/contact-us/

04/09/2026

- Heart disease isn’t just for older adults – younger South Africans are at risk too. Stress, sleep, and mental health all play a role. Learn how you can protect your heart and your income with Sanlam →

Heart disease isn’t just an older adult’s concern. Younger South Africans face rising cardiovascular risks, worsened by stress, poor sleep, and mental health challenges. Protect your health and income with holistic Sanlam solutions.

01/09/2026

🌷 Spring: a lovely reminder of how beautiful change can truly be.

Sometimes we focus so much on where we want to be that we forget to appreciate how far we've come.

Just like Spring transforms the world around us, small daily actions can lead to meaningful change over time. Whether you're building better habits, pursuing a dream, or creating a brighter future, every step counts.

Take a moment today to celebrate your progress, no matter how small. 🌼

30/08/2026

💜 is the perfect opportunity to pause and assess your financial future.

Ask yourself: If I couldn't earn an income tomorrow, would my family be financially secure?

Am I saving enough for retirement?

Do I have appropriate insurance cover in place?

Women often juggle multiple responsibilities while putting themselves last financially. Taking ownership of your financial plan today can create freedom and confidence tomorrow.

Speak to Akhona Siloyi 📲 0738692386 about closing any gaps in your protection, retirement strategy and investment plan.

Want to learn more? See blog article below:
https://www.sanlamadvice.co.za/adviser/Akhona-Siloyi/blogs/questions-every-woman-should-ask-herself/

29/08/2026

Prioritise your family's well-being by understanding the importance of being covered and the value it brings: protection, stability, and a secure financial future.

Find out how to choose the right cover, bridge gaps in healthcare and disability insurance, and get expert advice from a financial adviser Akhona Siloyi 👇👇

📞0738692386
📧[email protected]
🏠Sanlam 78-84 2nd Ave, Greenacres Office Park, Newton park, Port Elizabeth, 6045

Securing your family’s financial future is one of the most significant ways you can take care of them. Sanlam Life Cover eases the burden on your family should you die unexpectedly by paying out a once-off tax-free amount that can be used to cover their expenses now and in years to come – expens...

26/08/2026

Before the year ends, we need to talk to all women about protecting what you work so hard for. 💼💪🏽 Your ability to earn a monthly salary!

An accident or illness can happen when you least expect it — but your income doesn’t have to take the hit. With Sanlam Income Protection from just R100 per month, you can safeguard your financial future and keep building the life you’ve dreamed of.

Because peace of mind is powerful — and every woman deserves that. 💙

👉 Take the first step toward financial security today.
Get a quote or learn more: Akhona Siloyi: 📞0738692386

24/08/2026

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 Akhona Siloyi 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.

Source: nationaltoday.com, heart.org, newsworks.org, canadianliving.com. hitchedmag.com, oprah.com, today.com, greatest.com, technotox.com, livescience.com, mh.com, nurseadvisormagazine.com, menshealth.com, mom.com, huffpost.com, stopcoloncancernow.com, gov.za, lifeinsurance.standardbank.co.za, healthline.com

23/08/2026

Women can secure a robust financial future that makes the most of their income earned and ensures preparedness for retirement. We've listed 5 good starting points in this blog article.

https://www.sanlamadvice.co.za/adviser/Akhona-Siloyi/blogs/five-great-money-moves-for-women/