Personal Finance - Page 131

The FSCA warns against unqualified fin-influencers as scams rise, urging South Africans to seek advice from authorised professionals. A probe by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA), aimed at clamping down on

Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it’s investigating the

The Nigerian pension industry witnessed varied performances across different Retirement Savings Account (RSA) funds in March 2025, as sixteen Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs) posted an average return of 0.85% for the month.

Signage outside the Holy See’s Secretariat for the Economy. Pillar image. The Holy See pension fund had an unfunded liability of almost 1.5 billion euros a decade ago, according to internal Vatican

The DWP has confirmed it will target state pensioners on Pension Credit and two other common benefits with bank checks to clamp down on fraud. The Department for Work and Pensions has

President Trump’s sweeping tariffs will have far-reaching consequences for our investments – but not all will be affected equally. All countries will face tariffs of at least 10 per cent when exporting

Ask for the name of the UK’s most despised tax and you’re likely to receive the answer: inheritance tax. After a lifetime of paying tax on your income, land, property and shares,

Single pensioners with a total weekly income of less than £227 or £346 for couples could be entitled to Pension Credit. Pension Credit – Could you or someone you know be eligible?

A DWP minister has doubled down on a decision to cut benefits for hundreds of thousands of PIP claimants, saying people losing out on payments can manage their health condition with “small