Volatility is expected to remain high for some time globally. In this edition, we explore how investors can navigate this uncertainty and still aim to grow and maintain their wealth. Fund Manager Shaun le Roux discusses positioning portfolios for policy changes affecting the macro environment, Head of Equities Justin Floor highlights the role special situations can play in adding sources of uncorrelated returns to portfolios and Fund Manager Dirk Jooste highlights how the PSG Stable Fund targets an asymmetric return profile while retaining a meaningful allocation to growth assets.
PSG Financial Services (the group) delivered a 24.7% increase in recurring headline earnings per share and a return on equity of 26.6%. According to Chief Executive Officer Francois Gouws, operating conditions remained challenging, but more favourable equity market conditions impacted positively on the group’s results during the year.
Read moreFinancial freedom is a goal that many aspire to, yet few truly achieve. It’s often viewed as a simple formula: earn more, save diligently and invest wisely. However, financial freedom also entails establishing sound financial habits early on so you can build enough wealth, passive income streams, or savings to comfortably cover your expenses and live financially free.
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Ek het onlangs die geleentheid gehad om namens PSG Wealth op RSG Geldsake met Ryk van Niekerk te gesels oor ‘n tema wat my nogal pla: Suid-Afrikaners is te lief vir kontantbeleggings. Hoewel dit veilig lyk, is daar slaggate wat beleggers dikwels miskyk — veral oor die lang termyn.
July
I recently had the opportunity to talk to Ryk van Niekerk on RSG Geldsake on behalf of PSG Wealth on a theme that bothers me quite a bit: South Africans are too fond of cash investments. Although these investments seem safe, there are pitfalls that investors often overlook – particularly in the long term.
June
In this edition of The Wealth Perspective our chief investment officer, Adriaan Pask, shares some valuable insights on the basics of macroeconomic indicators. Head of Sales Thomas Berry explores the various types of asset classes and Head of Securities Wendy Myers sets out the differences between shares and derivatives. Legal Advice Specialist Mariska Redelinghuys describes how investors can plan a legacy to benefit generations to come, and Head of Actuarial and Product Linda Kleynscheldt explains the different types of investment instruments. To round off this quarter’s edition, Advice and Product Specialist Robyn Laubscher provides some useful guidance on making the most of engagements with a financial adviser.
June
Building a trusted relationship with your financial adviser is key to achieving your financial goals – after all, the relationship between client and adviser has some similarities to a marriage. The intention should be to forge a relationship that is life long and continues through generations. To make the most of the services a financial adviser provides, it’s a good idea to spend some time considering how to make the most of the time you spend with them.
June
‘One day when I’m big!’ How many times have we uttered those words as children when dreaming about our future? And then, quite suddenly, we find ourselves ‘adulting’ and reflecting on the lessons we’ve learned and considering the legacy we will be leaving the next generation.
June
Schalk selected Sasol as his pick of the day due to its positioning in the energy and chemicals sector, which can offer strong returns during commodity upswings or when oil prices are favourable.
June
While recently browsing the business section of my local bookstore I was struck by the many books which titles begin with the words ‘How to…’ (‘How to invest’; ‘How to make millions’; ‘How to be like Warren Buffett; ‘How to blah blah blah’) and so it was quite refreshing to notice Barry Ritholtz (Co-founder, chairman, and chief investment officer of Ritholtz Wealth Management LLC) new book title, ‘How NOT to Invest’ which book I subsequently bought.
June
According to research conducted by Allan Gray, millennials—those individuals born between the early 1980s and early 2000s—tend to focus on saving for short-term goals but often overlook the importance of long-term financial planning, particularly for their retirement. They tend to be more debt-averse when it comes to credit cards and large purchases like homes or cars. This caution is evident in lower rates of homeownership and delayed milestones like marriage and starting families, often tied to financial readiness rather than cultural expectations.
June
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June
One of the most important – and most misunderstood – aspects of investing is the cost involved. While much is said about fees, few investors truly understand how to interpret them or for what they are actually paying.
June
Een van die belangrikste aspekte van beleggings, en die een wat die meeste verkeerd verstaan word, is die koste wat betrokke is. Hoewel daar baie oor fooie gesê word, verstaan min beleggers hoe om dit te interpreteer of waarvoor hulle eintlik betaal.
May
In the CNBC Africa interview from 14 May 2025, Schalk Louw discussed the market's reaction to easing trade tensions between the United States and China.
April
On 9 April, Schalk Louw featured on CNBC Africa discussion the impact discussing the impact of global market volatility on South African assets.
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