I'd like to transfer my farm into a vehicle to preserve it for my children. I'm told trusts are tax unfriendly, and a private company is better. What's best?
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Should we use trusts to hold shares in companies, particularly now with the new rules on trusts? What is the best tax-wise? - Reader’s question answered.
I have R 150 000 that I'd like to invest into a compound interest account and then contribute R4 000 monthly to it. What would be the best option for me, that would also allow access to my money when I need it?
What is the best investment strategy to save for our children’s future education expenses (nursery to high school) from birth and, if you’re starting to invest late, for those already in school?
