My Money, My Lifestyle
The My Money, My Lifestyle podcast features the contributors to the City Press personal finance pages
Money moves for newly weds
In this podcast discussion personal finance expert Maya Fisher-French and Moroka Modiba, author of Think yourself Rich, discuss how a newly married couple should start managing their finances together.
What to make of the 2023 national budget
In this podcast personal finance expert Maya Fisher-French and Thomas Lobban from Tax Consulting SA unpack the budget. What does it mean for South Africa’s debt levels and what does it mean for our taxes?
When do you no longer pay tax in South Africa?
Since March 2001, all South Africans have been legally required to declare and pay tax on their annual worldwide income, irrespective of where they live.
Will you have early access to your pension next year?
In this podcast Maya Fisher-French speaks to retirement reform expert Rowan Burger about how the Two Pot system will work.
How I paid off R700 000 of debt
Maya Fisher-French speaks to Ntombi Dube, a remarkable woman who paid off R700 000 of debt. If you are feeling stuck and need some inspiration, listen to her story.
What you don’t know about this year’s tax filing season
Maya Fisher-French speaks to Tax Legal Specialist at Leap Group, Reinert van Rensburg, about everything you need to know about your 2022 Tax return.
Living to 100
In this podcast, Maya Fisher-French speaks to financial planner Wynand Gouws about his book “To 100 & Beyond – how to make your money lasts as long as you do”.
Managing the end-of-life transition
Maya Fisher-French and Louis van der Merwe discuss how to manage both the fears and practical side of mortality.
How to plan for a lifestyle change
In the second part of a series of conversations around life transitions, Maya Fisher-French speaks to financial planner Louis van der Merwe of WealthUp on how to approach significant changes to your lifestyle.
Ageing with dignity
As part of a series of conversations around life transitions, Maya Fisher-French speaks to financial planner Louis van der Merwe of WealthUp about how adult children can support their ageing parents.
What is a fair fee to pay for financial advice?
Maya Fisher-French speaks to Rory Brachner, founder of DoshGuide.co, and financial planner Marc Sydow about a further evolution where financial planners no longer charge for assets under management, but are paid for work actually done.
How your stokvel can create intergenerational wealth
In this podcast Maya speaks to Busi Skenjana about how stokvels can leverage their true power.
How to grow wealth and not your tax bill
Maya Fisher-French speaks to financial planner Terence Tobin of Rich Ideas about ways to cut your tax bill while growing your investments.
Where to invest with rising inflation, interest rates and potential war
To discuss what you should be doing with your investments, Maya Fisher-French is joined by Kunal Sawhney, CEO of independent equity research firm Kalkine.
Investing in farming
Maya Fisher-French speaks to Grant Field, CEO of Fedgroup, about investing in bees, blueberries, macadamia nut trees and even lettuce.
Are you in a financially abusive relationship?
The My Money, My Lifestyle podcast features the contributors to the City Press personal finance pages
Is cash now trash?
In this podcast, Maya Fisher-French speaks to Mabule Setwaba, Corporate Cash Manager at Investec Bank Limited, about whether cash is now trash, or if it still has a place in your portfolio.
How to bootstrap a business with R6500
In this podcast, Maya Fisher-French speaks to Mantsha Pheeha, a business strategist at Talent Unleashed on how to bootstrap your start-up by creating a pilot project.
Creating generational wealth
Maya Fisher-French speaks to Carol Mazaka, consumer director at 1Life, about the findings of their generational wealth survey and the different ways we can leave a legacy.
Global investing made easy
personal finance expert Maya Fisher-French speaks to Warren Ingram, financial planner at Galileo Capital about his new book Global Investing Made Easy.