The Index Fund Guy

Even Warren Buffet failed to beat the market in his last 20 years. Buying Index Funds that capture the whole market just makes sense!

@_snempilo @aifheli_ I will look it up. Thanks mate

@indexfundguy50 @aifheli_ In 3 minutes actually and you can disable that option

Technologia.

Berkshire vs. the S&P 500 historically

90% of successful money management is just spending less than you make and being more patient than you are greedy.

Contentment is what you have relative to what you want

@Her_PrettyMind The same car that was reviewed by the IGNITION channel on Youtube...kanti kwenzakalani?

Spent a week with the Mercedes-Benz A200 and I think it’s such a fitting entry into-the-brand model. Watch the full review here: youtu.be/QM_YaGMLOpE?si…

@Mlu__N77 Isazangani lezinto ngoba thina asazi zibiza malini estolo

Former Ekurhuleni city manager Imogen Mashazi wearing R4 million on a single outfit is crazy..🧐🧐🧐🧐

Only 135 of the S&P 500 constituents in 1996 are still in the index today. Capitalism moves fast.

@bigwillySZN How are other countries doing it?

You start a company, make profit, SARS takes 27%. Then from what’s left, you pay yourself a dividend and SARS takes 20% of that. How does this make sense?

@nkululeko1111 @penuelist_ I would stick with Penuel’s 7%. Risk free with no missed payments of rent. Peace of mind

I would rather build an NSFAS accredited student accommodation with: 30 rooms × 2 beds = 60 beds. At R4,500/bed/month = R270k/month = R3.24M/year gross. Even after costs, you're clearing R2M+/year — nearly 10× that R245k from 7% interest. NSFAS pays, property appreciates, and YOU control the asset. That's not just economic freedom — that's generational wealth. 🏗️📈

R3.5million invested at 7% per annum gives you Economic Freedom in South Africa.

@LeftyLetsoalo @businessXplain Explain further how that works?

@businessXplain And… Interest charges will be deducted for tax purposes… Yeah neh… Levels… The wealthy becomes wealthier…

CAPITEC FOUNDER SECURES R6.5BN LOAN Capitec co-founder Michiel le Roux has secured about R6.5bn by refinancing a loan backed by his shareholding in the bank, without selling any shares. The deal involves 1.37 million Capitec shares worth R6.56bn, which have been pledged as collateral through his investment company, Kalander Sekuriteit. The transaction allows Le Roux to access funding while retaining ownership and benefiting from any future share price gains. The refinancing comes as Capitec continues to post record profits and remains South Africa’s largest bank by market value. Full story - ln.run/dua9g

Need to buy tons of the All Share Index while it’s still cheap in my TFSA

@VendaVendor I gave up on this rewards system. The wrong habits they are instilling in you, unlearning them will take time. I moved to a debit card.

Paying R705/mo, R8460/year just to have airport lounge access you must qualify for by spending more on a credit card with a prime or -1 interest rate. Is just wild. I love how we tend to even defend it with aggression towards anyone who asks why. Consumerism/classism will end us.

@black_bhoy_ Ibo

Simple setups like this would always be better than TV Console..

we truly live in one massive casino 🎰🎰 Ellis Park is renamed 10Bet Ellis Park for the next 5 years 10Bet is the official betting partner of Bafana Bafana we now have: Hollywoodbets Kings Park Hollywoodbets Kingsmead World Sports Betting (WSB) Newlands Sunbet Arena

@nozi_vanheerden Only two: World & SA All Capped

You don't need a dozen ETFs. More is not always better. Sometimes it just makes your portfolio harder to manage and harder to understand. Keep it simple.

@amukelani_02 Inflation is around 4%. They are taking you on a ride

rent is increasing by 10%?😳

@omgsidewalks Why you still need to go to the branch. That’s 1950’s technology

I’ll never understand why banks, knowing that most of their customers work from 8 to 6, close at 4.