Kim Potgieter

30/08/2026

Wonderful cooking weekend with Sandy’s at Kurland . Jean and my third year we joined Sandy and Di to enjoy all our favorites; good friendship , delicious food , learning , beautiful nature and being spoilt . Food for the Soul❤️

26/08/2026

What does it mean to live fully, at every age?

In our latest episode of Life Chapters, Money Choices, Still Saying Yes, Kim Potgieter and Michael Avery are joined by Kate Turkington, broadcaster, travel writer, author and one of South Africa’s most recognisable voices in travel and media.

Nearly 92, Kate continues to travel, write, explore and say yes to experiences that keep life rich and interesting.

This conversation is about so much more than adventure. It touches on childhood memories, integrity, reputation, planning, uncertainty and the importance of not allowing our worlds to become too small.

Kate’s stories remind us that while planning has its place, life also asks us to stay open. To notice joy. To remain curious. To make room for the unexpected.

And perhaps most simply, to ask ourselves: what could I still say yes to? 🎧▶️ Listen here: https://charteredwealth.co.za/podcast/life-chapters-money-choices-episode-28-still-saying-yes/

20/08/2026

A serious diagnosis can change your life in an instant.

Risk cover helps prevent a health crisis from also becoming a financial crisis, but the cover you need changes over time.

Read here 💬 https://kimpotgieter.com/risk-cover-the-grudge-purchase-until-it-isnt/

Protecting your loved ones shouldn't feel overwhelming. Learn how aligning your risk cover with your current life stage gives you true financial breathing room.

18/08/2026

How women can protect their independence inside marriage ⬇️

Featured in WomenStuff

Many women enter marriage with a clear picture of the wedding day, and a much less clear picture of the financial life they are stepping into.

09/08/2026

Happy Women’s Day 💐

Today, I’m celebrating the women who keep showing up.

The women who care deeply, lift others up, make difficult decisions with courage, and keep going through life’s changes with grace, resilience and hope.

Thank you for all the ways you make a difference in the lives of others. I hope you feel celebrated today.

27/07/2026

There is a fine line between supporting your adult children and creating dependency.

Most parents help from a place of love. We want to make life easier. We want to step in when life is hard.

But there is also a difference between helping someone through a difficult chapter and taking responsibility for their financial independence.

I’ve seen parents delay retirement, deplete savings, or risk becoming financially dependent on the very children they are trying so hard to support.

Supporting our children can be one of the greatest joys of being a parent, but it is worth pausing long enough to ask: is this helping their future and protecting yours?

Read the article here: https://kimpotgieter.com/when-does-helping-become-too-much/

When does helping your adult children become too much? Explore the balance between support and independence, and how it affects your financial future.

23/07/2026

The future doesn’t need more machines in the room.
It needs more rooms like this one!

Filled with curiosity, courage, laughter and deeply human connection.
WiFN JHB, yesterday - thank you for reminding us what irreplaceably human looks like.

14/07/2026

Why more money won’t automatically make you more wealthy, and the 3 habits that actually build long-term wealth.

Read my latest article, featured in Women's Health > https://womenshealthsa.co.za/how-to-achieve-financial-freedom-habits/

Think a higher salary equals wealth? Think again. A Certified Financial Planner shares three habits that help achieve financial freedom.

01/07/2026

What would happen to your family if you died last night?

Most of us avoid that question. We would rather talk about holidays, home renovations or almost anything other than death and money.

Yet this is exactly why the conversation matters.

A signed will is important, but it does not answer everything. It may not give your partner access to cash. It may not cover your retirement funds or living annuity. It may not explain why you made certain decisions, or help your family avoid confusion when emotions are already high.

Michael Avery and I speak to Financial Planning Specialist Maryanne Leicher about the difference between a will and a proper estate plan, and why putting numbers to your wishes can be one of the kindest things you do for the people you love.

🎧▶️ Listen to A Will Is Not Enough on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-will-is-not-enough/id1825127740?i=1000774951633
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5o6Dh9D7T10lXtF0aStFmr?si=e71b5ead384540f3
& YouTube: https://youtu.be/s1n28oMsRq8?si=vkU3KNcjUoLR8zgu

30/06/2026

The biggest mistake I see young professionals make is assuming that earning more will make them wealthy. It rarely does.

Wealth has very little to do with how much you earn and almost everything to do with how deliberately you use it.

More salary does not necessarily equal more security.