We celebrate the wins, the trophies, the legends. But behind every career is financial pressure. Contracts end. Injuries happen. Income shifts.
Everything Counts: Sports Edition.
Real athletes. Real money conversations.
Episode 1 drops 10 March.
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We’re proud to welcome @TebohoMokoena28 as an Investec ambassador.
“For many of us financial literacy was never part of the conversation growing up, but I want to help change that.” – Teboho Mokoena
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Fumani of @PeleEnergyGroup chats to Investec's Ziyaad Sarang about SA’s emerging class of young black industrialists, and how the Independent Power Producer Programme is a blueprint for public-private partnerships, to solve critical areas of infrastructure development. #REIPPP
.@Cameronvdburgh was once told he would never swim again after breaking his ankle. But he proved the doctors wrong, and with mentors like @RykNeethling- went on to become SA’s first home grown world record breaker. #InvestecSport Watch more: bit.ly/2DHiz87
Once the queen of the prom…
Now no one even wants to talk to her. The rand is like Lindsay Lohan or Charlie Sheen): once loved, now reviled or ignored.
If you are under the age of 30, the minimum annual amount that you need to earn is R600 000, and you will need to have a degree and work in the field of your degree. If you are over the age of 30, this minimum will be R800 000.