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CSOS, the Community Schemes Ombud Service, regulates the conduct of parties within community schemes.
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Read More… : Creating a sectional title scheme
Creating a sectional title scheme
Create a sectional title by checking the municipal bylaws first, getting a conveyancing attorney involved and a town planner.
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Landlord Insurance: Protecting Your Rental Investments
Landlord insurance is specifically tailored to landolords. It includes rental insurance, landlord liability and malicious damage.
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Read More… : Transform Your Property into a Profitable Commune
Transform Your Property into a Profitable Commune
Many municipalities require the property to be rezoned or a special license/permit be obtained. You need to adjust your property commune needs, such…
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How to Register Your Property for NSFAS for Student Accommodation
Registration involves creating an account, verifying details, submitting property information, and paying a fee. Compliance with BEE standards and specific documentation is required.…
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Rental Deposits – Tenant and Landlords
At the end of the lease, tenants have the right to receive their deposit back, provided they’ve met all the conditions of the…
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Read More… : What is a Personal Service Provider (PSP) and How Do I Qualify?
What is a Personal Service Provider (PSP) and How Do I Qualify?
Personal Service Provider (PSP). Personal Service Providers (PSP) are people, who would have, under normal circumstances, be seen as employees – but invoice…
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Read More… : Brokstock vs EasyEquities
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Brokstock and EasyEquities both offer stocks and ETFs. What are the fees, investment options, account minimums, and platform features? Brokstock is noted for…
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When tenants rent out all or part of a property they’re currently leasing to a third party. This third party, known as the…
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Read More… : Section 7c Of The Income Tax Act – Trusts and Property Transfers
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The introduction of Income Tax Act No. 58 of 1962, section 7C in the Income Tax Act has changed the landscape of trust-based…
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Read More… : The best 32-Day Notice Accounts in South Africa
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A 32-day notice account is a popular savings product in South Africa, offering a balance between accessibility and higher interest rates. Requiring a…
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Read More… : The Two pot retirement system – what you need to know
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In a significant overhaul of its retirement savings landscape, South Africa has introduced the two pot retirement system, set to take effect on…
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Read More… : How to remove a partner from a mortgage
How to remove a partner from a mortgage
In short, you will need to apply for a new home loan or sell the property.
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Read More… : South Africa: Side Hustles Ideas You Can Do!
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Great side hustle ideas such as bookkeeping, direct selling, online buy-and-sell, research studies and virtual assistants!
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Read More… : Extra Cash: Side Hustle Ideas In South Africa
Extra Cash: Side Hustle Ideas In South Africa
Start a hustle by selling pet accessories, coaching, property styling and interior design, baking or even sellng things at markets!
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Read More… : The cheapest medical aid in South Africa
The cheapest medical aid in South Africa
A side by side comparison of medical aids in South Africa – Momentum, Discovery, Bonitas, Bestmed and FedHealth.
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Read More… : Fedgroup Impact Farming Review – investing in farming and solar
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With Fedgroup’s Imact Farming, you can invest in blueberries, nuts, solar and other options. The minimum deposit is R 500, with products starting…
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Read More… : Comparing private banking accounts in South Africa
Comparing private banking accounts in South Africa
Wealth and private banking in South Africa – a comparison between Investec, Discovery, Absa, FNB, Nedbank and Standard Bank
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Read More… : A comparison of The cheapest personal bank accounts in South Africa
A comparison of The cheapest personal bank accounts in South Africa
Which bank (ABSA, Standard Bank, Bank Zero, Tyme Bank, ABSA or Nebdank) offers the cheapest bank account in South Africa?
