Stéphan Borman

When it comes to investing time and patience is what makes you win in the end.

What is the greatest financial advice you’ve received in your life? #smartmoney #invest #legacy #wealth

When it comes to investing, most people wait to deposit money into an investment account, don’t be most people. #investing #buildwealth #smartmoney

July is national savings month and I don’t think it could come at a better time! July is the time to make sure you are getting back on track with your financial goals.

Here are you 5 things to know when it comes to investing: 1. Compounding takes time 2. Markets are volatile, every month 3. Simple > Clever 4. Compounding makes you wealthy 5. The more you invest, the better your returns

5. You are delaying investing and waiting for the perfect time. There is no perfect time, there is only today. Don’t set aside your future because you are waiting on the next deal.

4. Not having an emergency fund. You most likely have credit due to not having one! Build a starter one of R10 000 - R15 000 just to have a cushion.

5 Financial Traps people fall in that you should avoid at all cost:

You will be judged more for building wealth and wanting to be financially free than going with the flow. The flow is not taking care of your future, it is your responsibility to do so!

What is your biggest financial goals? #FinancialLiteracy #MoneyMatters #InvestSmart #Protect #RetirementPlanning

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@stijnnoorman Now this, this is what I needed this morning!

South Africa is facing a retirement crisis, with the latest 10X Retirement Reality Report revealing the country's shocking savings rate. businesstech.co.za/news/finance/8…

@BusinessTechSA This is very true! Looking at stats and especially speaking to young people, most believe planning for retirement is something that can be left for later. Most people don’t understand the power of just starting.

There’s genuinely no reason to be miserable all the time. Work hard now, invest and eat the fruit of your harvest in your latter years. #invest #finances #money #RetirementPlanning

That might not sound too bad, but what if you can rather work on things you love because you’ve put yourself in the position to? Having enough to work on what you love will give you more life in the end.

If you do what you are doing now, what are your options when you are between 50-65? Ideally, you want to have money to make decisions, that lead to having a more comfortable life.