Saving Isn’t Enough: Why South Africans Need a Long‑Term Investment Strategy

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Ricardo Teixeira discusses why 2025’s strong market returns didn’t translate into broad‑based wealth creation. He breaks down the difference between saving and investing, how ordinary South Africans can start building long‑term wealth with modest capital, and the behavioural traps that keep households from financial independence.
1 Jun English South Africa Business

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