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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Latest on new SASSA payment system
SASSA beneficiaries need not to worry about allocating the whole day to collection of social grants as they can now withdraw anytime and anywhere, electronically, from any post office, ATM, supermarkets and shops. According to the latest issue of SASSA…
Join us for an evening of glamour, fine dining and top class entertainment
Tafta invites you to our first ever Fundraising Gala Dinner on Friday, 21 September 2018, held to commemorate our 60th birthday. The glittering event, themed "Night of Diamond", will be hosted by well-known celebrity, radio presenter and comedian Darren Maule,…
Qualify as a Care Practitioner
Tafta offers 3-month courses for those wishing to train for a career as a Care Practitioner. Courses are held at John Conradie House (15 Prince Street, Durban) and are taught in English, so students need to be proficient in the…
Social grants in South Africa – separating myth from reality
Since the proposed introduction of the new SASSA payment system and the issue of new cards, we have received numerous comments and questions regarding the social grant system, and it's long term sustainability as the number of beneficiaries grows. The…
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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]