#waystosave is an initiative of the South African Savings Institute (SASI) – celebrating 20 years of sharing savings knowledge.
We’re sharing knowledge from experts to help you make smarter money choices, every day.
2021 #waystosave Webinar Series
The South African Savings Institute (SASI), in association with Absa, focuses on financial education.
Following the success of the 2020 series, we are again bringing together financial experts to provide tangible insights on savings during JULY SAVINGS MONTH in the 2021 #waystosave Webinar Series – Saving in YOUR language.
2021 JULY SAVINGS MONTH LAUNCH – SAVING IN YOUR LANGUAGE
Join SASI, Absa and partners to find out more about the state of saving in South Africa and gain valuable knowledge on making your money grow as we launch July Savings Month 2021.
Speakers from the upcoming #waystosave webinar series will share their insights and give you a taste of things to come.
#waystosave 2021 WEBINAR SERIES
STARTING OUT STRONG, SAVING FOR STUDENTS
Sushi taste but a kota budget?
As a student, you may be living on a supertight budget. You may also be getting your first taste of credit…and getting yourself into a cycle of debt. Many students have student loans to consider. Now is the time to become smarter about the way you spend your money, make those Randelas stretch further, and learn saving principles now that set you up for future success.
STOKVEL SAVVY
Like many South Africans, you may have grown up with stokvels. You may be part of one now. While stokvels employ dynamic financial models, often, stokvel funds could be doing so much more – and be used to help communities in a bigger way. Join this webinar to learn how Stokvels can leverage their collective strength to make money work harder. Find out about how stokvels have entered the digital age and are investing in property, shares and other complex investments.
MONEY MATTERS FOR ENTREPRENEURS
Millions of small-business owners faced huge obstacles as the coronavirus shut down much of the economy and consumers stayed home. Staying afloat has required entrepreneurs to continually find creative ways to change their operating model, adapt on the fly, restructure funding and carefully manage cashflow. Join us for expert advice and inspiration on taking your business forward.
FEMALE FINANCIAL FITNESS – BOUNCING BACK!
The pandemic has had a dramatic impact on finances for most people.
The importance of savings is now crystal clear, side-hustles have become lifelines and mompreneurs continue to emerge. If you’d like to take stock of your financial life, take control and get back on track, tune in. The experts take us through valuable insights that make all the difference between personal boom and bust cycles. It’s time to focus on a stress-free and financially secure life, outside of relationships.
NEWS
Saving in YOUR language with #waystosave this July Savings Month
Five tax myths many employees still believe
GERALD ON RADIO 2000 : Funeral Policies
100 second tips: Your personal balance sheet
How to save on home loan insurance
GERALD ON RADIO 2000: Can you live a CASH LIFE?
Listen: Use the lessons learnt from Covid to improve your finances
GERALD ON RADIO 2000: Money attitudes after COVID19
#waystosave 2020 WEBINAR SERIES
REBUILDING YOUR FINANCES DURING COVID-19 AND BEYOND
Maya Fisher-French, award-winning finance journalist, author of Money Questions? Answered!, founder of Maya on Money.
ULTIMATE SAVINGS HACKS – THE TOOLS WE SHOULD ALL USE
Financial Journalist, speaker and entrepreneur Arabile Gumede Gerald Mwandiambira, SASI acting CEO and My Money author.
KNOW YOUR MONEY, GROW YOUR MONEY – BUSINESS AND PERSONAL RUNWAYS
Kristia van Heerden,
Just One Lap and the Fat Wallet
podcast, Hilary Mangwanya, Absa Retail & Business Bank,
Jeff Gable, Absa Chief Economist
YOUR FINANCIAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Dr. Sindi van Zyl, medical practitioner, broadcaster and social activist and Dr. Lesego Rametsi, Group Head of Health and Wellness at ABSA
WOMEN’S MONTH: FEMALE FINANCIAL FUTURES
Mapalo Makhu – Personal Finance speaker, coach and author; Hwalani Mabaso, Absa Wealth and Investment Management and Prem Govender, SASI Chair
