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Allan Gray festive season warning for South Africa


Published on 2024-12-15 05:40:58 - businesstech.co.za
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  • South Africans tend to become less vigilant during the festive season, making the life of fraudsters far easier when targeting unsuspecting victims. Personal information is valuable, but we are often required to disclose our details frequently to access our bank accounts and investments.

Allan Gray, a prominent investment management firm in South Africa, has issued a festive season warning regarding the financial implications of holiday spending. The article from BusinessTech highlights that Allan Gray advises South Africans to be cautious with their expenditures during the festive period due to the ongoing economic challenges like high inflation, rising interest rates, and a volatile rand. The firm emphasizes the importance of budgeting and avoiding unnecessary debt, especially through credit cards or short-term loans, which could lead to financial strain in the new year. They suggest setting spending limits, prioritizing essential purchases, and considering the long-term financial impact of holiday spending. Allan Gray also recommends saving throughout the year for holiday expenses to mitigate the need for borrowing. The overarching message is one of financial prudence to ensure that the joy of the festive season does not lead to financial distress in the months following.

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