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Tax-free investments: what’s holding South Africans back?

By Janice Roberts at New Media
31 March 2018 • 1 min read

In 2015 the National Treasury looked to incentivise South Africans to save more by providing a rebate on a variety of Tax-Free Savings vehicles. A study by Finscope, a research tool used to assess the utilisation of financial services around the world, revealed that 69% of South Africans had access to formal financial services in 2017, showing a marked increase in financial inclusion. (more…)


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