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The kids are home for a whole month during the World Cup... By this time, they've ridden their bikes, skate-boarded, climbed trees, gone to the movies, they've hung out at the malls and now they're driving you dilly... Here's an idea to keep them busy and instil a sense of entrepreneurship in them...

Investment Academy

The price earnings (PE) ratio crops up everywhere, from newspapers to websites to analysts’ reports. But just how reliable is it as a valuation measure? Today MoneyWeek strategist, Tim Bennett, explains why…

Investment Academy

Even the most level-headed of investors dream of buying a share that makes them really rich in a hurry. The good news is there are strategies to improve your chances of doing so. Today we look at some ways to find stocks that can potentially turn R1,000 into R10,000.

Money Making Insider

I don't know what you do for a living – or how you fill your days. But having the determination to stick with a moneymaking side project is tough when there's so much competition for your spare time.

Money Making Insider

People will give you a lot of business advice in your lifetime. Some of it will be good. And some of it will be rubbish. This week Michael Masterson reveals some of the WORST business advice he’s heard lately…

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People just aren’t interested in spending anymore. And businesses around South Africa are starting to feel the knock.

Money Making Insider

Ask yourself this: Would you consider becoming a “human billboard”? Online casino GoldenPalace.com paid boxer Bernard Hopkins $100,000 (approximately R776,000 today) to don a temporary tattoo of the casino’s name on his back, during his championship fight against Felix Trinidad.

Money Making Insider

In his essay today, Internet marketing consultant David Cross discusses a major obstacle faced by all online entrepreneurs... and how to overcome it.

Money Making Insider

Copy is everywhere. It's part of R16-trillion industry worldwide. And that means learning how to write effective copy gives you two financially valuable opportunities..

Money Making Insider

Have you considered earning extra income with your second language? Be it Zulu, Afrikaans, Sesotho or even Senegalese, your skills are in greater demand these days than ever before.

Money Making Insider

Whether you’re relaxing on a beach in Cancun, exploring the forests of New Zealand, or just visiting your hometown museum, you could be earning a tidy sum on the side…

Money Making Insider

Starting a low start-up cost home-based business that doesn’t take up too much of your time is a good way to earn a second income and get back in the “black”.

Insider Secrets

Always assume the worst. When you take out a bond, NEVER be persuaded to loan five or six times your annual salary. It's not the way to go. This level of borrowing is bound to push you to the limit of what you can afford to pay...

Money Making Insider

I recently got an e-mail from a man I'll call Paul, a longtime reader. His question is probably the most common one I get. If you are interested in breaking into the Internet, pay attention.

The Trust Report

There’s a widespread misconception that’s costing people a lot of money… And not just money but peace of mind too. You see, it’s an all-to-common belief that only the super-wealthy need to own a Trust.

Red Hot Penny Shares

You could make a fortune with these potentially explosive shares hand picked by our market expert. And we’ll give you all the exciting details in this FREE Red Hot Report. Red Hot Penny Shares helps the ordinary private investor experience the sheer thrill of the stock market.... no matter what's happening  in this volatile financial market!

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