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Remaining positive in the face of a crisis – and during a protracted pandemic - is easier said than done. While not everyone is an eternal optimist, research has shown that a positive outlook is...

An online survey of South African women conducted by Sanlam has found that 72% consider themselves to be living in ‘survival mode’. This means that the surveyed women find it challenging to focus on the...

That dreaded word 'retrenchment' – a tragic consequence of tough economic times, and a painful reality to face if it's happened to you. But you can – and you will – move past this. Colleen Taljaard, HR...

Many South Africans are caring for their parents and children, which can make it tricky to save sufficiently for retirement. It’s still early in the year, so perhaps now is the time to consider how to...

Consider being a little more unconventional with your holiday gift-giving this year. Mix things up with something that’ll add significant value to your staff. The world’s first on-demand accidental...

Child injuries spike during summer. Prof. Sebastian van As, Head of Trauma Unit, Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital, says motor vehicle accidents, drownings, burns and falls are the most common...

Trying to forego sugar is a struggle, because it’s sneakily hidden in many ‘healthy’ things. With the season for festive feasting around the corner, here’s a guide for South Africans seeking...

The majority of Sanlam’s 2018 disability claims (25%) were for cancer. Additionally, cancer and tumours accounted for 61% of severe illness claims. 80% of severe illness claims for women were for...

Lee Hancox’s first wedding was in a town hall hosting 150 guests. Her second wedding was much more intimate, hosting just 21 guests in a forest. “The first time, I wanted the wedding of my dreams. I...

Many headlines have covered the huge cost of cancer treatments in South Africa. ‘Hidden costs’ can add up as well – for example, costs associated with lifestyle changes, employing a carer for you and...