Cambridge Gardens
Upmarket Ridge Road block offering bachelor, 1 and 2 bedroom flats. Sold on Life Rights Scheme and suitable for fit and mobile seniors, with independent income.
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2018 Trail Run draws crowds
Early birds flocked to Virginia Preparatory School in Durban North on Sunday 18 November for Tafta's popular annual Trail Run. Registration opened at 5:45am and the race began at 7am. Runners had the choice of two distances - 4km and…
Tell my Story winners announced
On Friday 16 November, the winners of the Tafta TellMyStory schools’ competition were announced at the Windermere Centre, where the finalists' work had been on exhibition that week. The competition, which is annually hosted by Tafta and is open to…
Eviction of Mr Glen Chapman
As previously confirmed, The Association for the Aged (Tafta) has complied with the court order to evict Mr Chapman on the agreed upon date. Mr Chapman was notified of his eviction and given adequate time to make alternate accommodation arrangements…
100 year old church celebrated
On 26 October residents of Tafta Park, friends and staff gathered at the Oldfield Church for a special service to mark its 100th anniversary. Arthur Dixon prepared an interesting display at the entrance to the church, showcasing the history of…
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Millennials making the same mistakes
According to a recent survey conducted by 10x Investments, young South Africans may be in danger of making the same mistakes as their parents when planning for retirement.
The stark reality is that 94% of South African are unable to retire comfortably and Millennials may be repeating the same mistakes. Despite changing trends and behaviours, the formula for a successful retirement remains simple: put away 15% of your salary over a 40-year period in a high-equity fund with total fees of less than 1%, and let time do the work. [Src: Personal Finance 17 June 2017]