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26/10/2026

💸 When last did you check what you’re actually paying for every month?

Not your bond.

Not your car.

Not your groceries.

We’re talking about the smaller amounts that quietly leave your account.

📱 Subscriptions you barely use.

🎬 Streaming services you forgot about.

💳 Monthly account charges.

📦 Delivery memberships.

📲 Apps that renew automatically.

Individually, these expenses may seem insignificant.

But imagine you’re paying for five services at R149 each.

That’s R745 per month.

Or R8 940 per year.

Now, there’s nothing wrong with paying for services that genuinely add value to your life.

The question is whether those expenses are still intentional.

Because financial planning isn’t necessarily about cutting out everything you enjoy.

It’s about making sure your money is going towards things that actually matter to you.

This week, take a few minutes to review your recurring payments.

You might be surprised by what you discover.

📅 Want to understand how your everyday financial decisions fit into your bigger financial plan? Book your FREE 30-minute financial advice session:

https://calendly.com/gericke-zondagh-psg/30min

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22/10/2026

📋 Your life may have changed. But has your financial paperwork kept up?

Getting married.

Having children.

Buying a home.

Going through a divorce.

Taking on new financial responsibilities.

These milestones can change who depends on you financially.

But there’s one important task that often gets overlooked:

Reviewing your beneficiary nominations.

In South Africa, different financial products can have different rules regarding death benefits.

For example, retirement fund death benefits are generally subject to Section 37C of the Pension Funds Act. This means your nomination is important, but it doesn’t necessarily guarantee how the benefit will be distributed.

Life insurance policies may operate differently, depending on their terms and beneficiary arrangements.

And your will plays another important role in estate planning.

The key is making sure these arrangements are considered together.

Because building wealth is important.

But planning for how that wealth and financial protection will support the people who matter to you is important too.

📅 Want to review your estate planning and beneficiary arrangements as part of your financial plan? Book a FREE 30-minute financial advice session:

https://calendly.com/gericke-zondagh-psg/30min

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21/10/2026

🎾 You can practise every shot, perfect your technique and have a great game plan.

But you still can’t predict every bounce.

Sometimes the ball hits the glass and changes direction completely.

Life can do the same.

An unexpected illness.

An injury.

A sudden change in income.

A new financial responsibility.

We can’t always control what happens next, but we can take steps to prepare financially for certain risks.

That’s where a comprehensive financial plan becomes so important.

It’s not only about growing your investments.

It’s also about considering:

🛡️ Appropriate risk protection

💰 Emergency savings

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Financial dependants

📋 Estate planning

🎯 Long-term financial goals

Because a financial plan should help you prepare for life’s unexpected turns, not only its planned milestones.

🎾 You can’t control every shot. But you can prepare for the unexpected.

📅 Want to review how well your financial plan prepares you for life’s uncertainties? Book your FREE 30-minute financial advice session:

https://calendly.com/gericke-zondagh-psg/30min

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19/10/2026

💭 Here’s a financial question we don’t ask often enough:

What would happen if your salary stopped tomorrow?

Not because you resigned.

Not because you planned a career break.

But because an unexpected illness or injury meant you couldn’t work for an extended period.

Your income might stop.

But your expenses probably wouldn’t.

🏡 Your bond or rent would still be due.

🚗 Your car payment wouldn’t disappear.

🛒 Your family would still need groceries.

And your financial responsibilities would continue.

We spend a lot of time thinking about protecting our homes, vehicles and possessions.

But what about protecting the income that helps pay for all of them?

Income protection can be an important part of a financial plan, depending on your circumstances, existing benefits and needs.

The question isn’t only how much you earn.

It’s also how financially prepared you would be if that income was interrupted.

📅 Want to review the protection side of your financial plan? Book your FREE 30-minute financial advice session:

https://calendly.com/gericke-zondagh-psg/30min

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16/10/2026

PSG Financial Services released its Interim Results today for the 6-month period ending 31 August 2026, achieving a 5% increase in recurring headline earnings per share and a return on equity of 26.5%. Assets managed by PSG Wealth increased by 12% to R504.9 billion.

CEO Francois Gouws says, “Despite challenging market conditions, PSG Wealth delivered performance in line with historical trends.” Read more: www.psg.co.za/investor-relations

15/10/2026

🧠 Are you researching your investments — or simply looking for reasons to believe you’re right?

It’s a question worth asking.

As humans, we naturally prefer information that supports what we already believe.

This is known as confirmation bias.

And it can quietly influence financial decisions.

Imagine being convinced that a particular investment is going to perform well.

You read positive articles.

You follow analysts who agree with you.

You notice every piece of information supporting your opinion.

But what happens to the information that challenges it?

Sometimes, we dismiss it without giving it proper consideration.

The danger is that confidence can grow even when our understanding remains incomplete.

Before making an investment decision, try asking:

“What evidence would make me reconsider my opinion?”

An objective investment process should consider both potential opportunities and risks.

Because the goal of research isn’t to prove yourself right.

It’s to make a well-informed financial decision.

📅 Want an objective perspective on your investment strategy? Book a FREE 30-minute financial advice session:

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14/10/2026

🎾 There’s a difference between being disciplined and being stubborn.

Imagine playing a padel match where your opponent keeps anticipating the same shot.

You lose the point.

Then another.

Then another.

But you refuse to change your approach because:

“This strategy has worked for me before.”

Investors can fall into a similar psychological trap.

Sometimes we become attached to an investment simply because we’ve owned it for years, paid a certain price for it or believed strongly in it when we first invested.

But good financial decisions shouldn’t be based on attachment alone.

The important question is:

“Does this investment still make sense for my goals and circumstances today?”

Long-term investing requires discipline, but discipline doesn’t mean refusing to adapt when the facts genuinely change.

🎾 Don’t confuse stubbornness with strategy.

Know when to stay the course — and when a well-considered adjustment may be necessary.

📅 Want to review whether your investment strategy still suits your financial goals? Book a FREE 30-minute financial advice session:

https://calendly.com/gericke-zondagh-psg/30min

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12/10/2026

💰 Here’s a question:

If you received an unexpected R5 000 today, would you spend it differently from R5 000 you earned through your salary?

Many people would.

And there’s an interesting psychological reason behind it.

It’s called mental accounting — our tendency to treat money differently depending on where it came from or what we’ve mentally allocated it towards.

For example:

💵 Salary? Pay the bills.

🎁 Bonus? Treat yourself!

💰 Tax refund? Extra spending money.

But here’s the thing:

R1 000 has the same financial value regardless of where it came from.

Mental accounting isn’t always bad. Separating money into budgets can help us manage our finances.

The problem arises when those mental labels encourage decisions that don’t support our bigger financial goals.

Before spending unexpected money, ask yourself:

“If this money came from my normal salary, would I make the same decision?”

Sometimes the most important financial decisions begin with understanding how we think.

📅 Want to make more intentional financial decisions? Book your FREE 30-minute financial advice session:

https://calendly.com/gericke-zondagh-psg/30min

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08/10/2026

Compounding can be powerful.
But it isn’t instant. ⏳
Imagine R100 000 hypothetically earning 8% per year with all returns reinvested.
After one year, it would be approximately R108 000.
After 10 years? Around R215 900.
After 20? Around R466 100.
And after 30? Just over R1 million.
The interesting part isn’t simply the final number.
It’s how much of the hypothetical growth happens later in the journey, once previous returns have also had time to potentially generate returns.
That’s why patience can matter so much.
Of course, real-world investment returns aren’t a consistent 8% every year. Markets fluctuate, and fees, taxes and other factors can affect outcomes. The example simply demonstrates the mathematics of compounding over time.
You can’t rush time.
But you can give a sound long-term strategy the opportunity to use it.
📅 Want to discuss a long-term investment plan built around your goals and timeframe? Book a FREE 30-minute financial advice session:
https://calendly.com/gericke-zondagh-psg/30min
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07/10/2026

Not every point in padel is won with a smash. 🎾
Sometimes the smarter play is to keep the rally alive.
Wait.
Build the point.
Stay in position.
And choose the right opportunity to attack.
Investing can require a similar kind of patience.
We’re often tempted to believe that we should constantly be doing something with our money.
Switch.
Buy.
Sell.
Find the next opportunity.
But a well-considered long-term investment strategy doesn’t necessarily need constant intervention.
Sometimes it needs time.
That doesn’t mean blindly sticking with an investment regardless of what happens. Your portfolio should still be reviewed to ensure it remains appropriate for your goals, circumstances and risk profile.
But when the strategy still makes sense?
🎾 You don’t need to smash every ball.
Sometimes patience wins the rally.
📅 Want to review whether your current investment strategy still fits your financial game plan? Book a FREE 30-minute financial advice session:
https://calendly.com/gericke-zondagh-psg/30min
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