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As South Africa marks Youth Month, we are reminded that the defining challenge facing this generation is fundamentally different from what confronted the youth of 1976. 

New research has shown that South Africa’s 'consumer class' young people are playing snakes and ladders with their finances.  Their journey to financial independence comes with a lot of ups and downs.

As Youth Day approaches Anri Armer has some helpful advice for young people who are starting out on their careers. There are some simple rules to help you be smart with your money and build long-term wealth. 

As South Africa commemorates the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Soweto Uprising, young people are being encouraged to actively participate in democracy and play a meaningful role in shaping the country's future. 

South Africa’s high youth unemployment rate and rising living costs are pushing many young people to seek legitimate ways to earn money online. This Youth Month, JustMoney highlights 10 ways to grow income digitally. 

South Africa will not win the fight against gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) unless families speak openly with their children and report abuse without fear, Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has warned. 

This Valentine’s month, rather than a fleeting luxury, the most meaningful investment you can make in your relationship may be a transparent conversation about money.

Government leaders have called on families, communities and society at large to place greater emphasis on nurturing the boy child, warning that early intervention is critical for building safer and more cohesive communities.

New research shows that financial pressures on young South Africans have intensified dramatically between Millennials in 2005 and Gen Z in 2025

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