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As the new academic year approaches, parents and students gear up for the return to school after the festive season. The transition from holiday mode to the school routine can be challenging, especially when faced with uncertainties, like a brand new year!

Planning for funeral expenses prevents financial hardship, allowing families to focus on mourning while preserving cultural and personal traditions.

Funerals in South Africa have become increasingly expensive, placing a significant financial burden on families during times of grief. Understanding the reasons behind these rising costs and exploring strategies to manage them can help ensure a dignified farewell without undue financial strain.​

A practical checklist to ensure your funeral cover, personal documents, and loved ones are fully protected when the unexpected happens.

Most families won’t say it — but they can’t afford your funeral. Get simple cover that pays out when it matters. 

Filing your tax return doesn’t have to be stressful. Let Legal&Tax handle it — fast, secure, and affordable support. 

More than half of South Africans don't have funeral cover, leaving their families scrambling to meet the high and immediate costs of a funeral.

Following a healthy diet comes with a range of well-known benefits, including lowering the risk of diabetes and heart disease, maintaining a healthy weight, and supplying your body with the necessary nutrients.

If you have experienced mental health problems that are very severe, you might need to take disability leave, or even have to leave your job completely.

You may have another option when you are struggling to make loan repayments. Chantel explains how to legally cut your costs in times of financial distress.

Holiday time often means shopping time! However, before the bargain-hunting bug hits, read Legal&Tax’s guide to smart spending (and hopefully a little bit of saving too!)

A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that gives an individual, called the agent or attorney-in-fact, the authority to take action on behalf of someone else, called the principal.