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Stressed for exams? Don’t be. TeleTeacher is here for you.

Make sure you (and your bank account) are ready for the Festive Season with Legal&Tax by your side.

Here are some signs to look out for to determine if you need help.

I believe an active lifestyle has definitely led to a happier life for me. My advice? I strongly advise incorporating exercise as an added benefit to help achieve a happier, healthier life.

Sometimes those snacks we perceive to be healthy may not actually be that healthy for you.

What laws impact on how your child can be disciplined at school

Although the value of education is priceless, the actual price tag on schooling can be a heavy burden on parents. Understand your rights when it comes to the paying of school fees and other related costs.

The South African law is constantly tightening up on ways to stop smokers from lighting up.

Legal&Tax’s Funeral Plan can be a caring companion at this time of pain. Instead of tying its members down into specific service providers, Legal&Tax pays out in cash immediately.

Did you know that almost half of South Africans are in debt and struggling to pay it back?

Every parent wants to make sure that their children are safe, nurtured and secure. Even if you are unmarried or divorced, the law is on your side when it comes to your rights as a parent. Let’s take a closer look at how the law helps protect your parenting rights

Recently, it was announced that medical aids might no longer be allowed to offer low-cost benefit options for people who cannot afford to pay for full medical aid cover.

Switch on the TV; listen to the radio or read the news and you will be hit with fear. The coronavirus is spreading around the world and claiming lives.

For any parent, school safety must simply be a guarantee.

A data pack to help you understand the virus and avoid panic

Some tips on how to manage the anxiety children may be feeling around Covid-19.

South Africa is in lockdown. During this time, very limited activities will be allowed in public. The government wants South Africans to stay at home as much as possible. This is to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).