Category: Business Planning


  • Plan ahead for your business: Risks & Succession

    Plan ahead for your business: Risks & Succession

    Businesses are often about the people who run them, but a good business is one that is set-up to survive beyond its people. This blog covers succession planning and tips to protect your business for the future.
  • Keeping Your Staff: Navigating the Era of Quiet Quitting

    Keeping Your Staff: Navigating the Era of Quiet Quitting

    Shining a spotlight on a widely debated workplace phenomenon with significant implications โ€“ quiet quitting. Let’s delve into the driving factors behind it, and learn what you can do to keep your workforce engaged.
  • Personal Finance 101: Financial Advice for Business Owners

    Personal Finance 101: Financial Advice for Business Owners

    What are the top five considerations for business owners to ensure they plan for success? We cover this topic in our latest podcast. The TVC Health and Wealth Managers podcast aims to provide financial education to help listeners make informed decisions.
  • How do Financial Advisors Add Value?

    How do Financial Advisors Add Value?

    A good Financial Advisor offers peace of mind and valuable insights personalised to your goals, with you every step of the way. But how exactly do they add value? And how do you find a trustworthy Financial Advisor?
  • Why you should offer group benefits at your business

    Why you should offer group benefits at your business

    Besides offering a good salary, there are other ways that you can make your business a competitive place to work, such as offering group employee benefits. But what are group benefits?
  • SASRIA Cover Explained

    SASRIA Cover Explained

    After the recent unrest which saw widespread looting and vandalism suffered in areas of Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal between 9 and 19 July 2021, the loss count has revealed the true impact as devastating. In instances such as this, businesses might typically turn to their insurance provider to compensate for the losses. However, the catch is that most insurers do not cover political unrest and looting.