Brandon joined Prudential Investment Managers in 2015 as a Retail Business Analysts and was appointed as the Communications Manager in 2018. His role involves writing about all things investment related: from investor education, personal finance to market and fund commentary. Prior to joining Prudential, Brandon worked at one the country’s leading asset managers in a range of roles, spanning from marketing to business analysis. He has a B.A in Media, Film and Politics from UCT and a B.Phil (Hons) in Marketing Management from IMM.
(Partner content) Whether 2019 was a good one, or one you’d rather forget, the start of a new year is a great opportunity for you to set new financial goals and to put in place practical measures to achieve them.
(Partner content) Instead of spending your hard-earned cash on presents that your child may love, but is likely to forget in a few months, why not try something different by surprising them with an investment gift this festive season?
(Partner content) US-China trade-war negotiations were among the biggest drivers behind investor sentiment in November 2019.
(Partner content) If you’re fortunate enough to receive a bonus, how best should you spend it?
(Partner content) You’re smart about money, and so is your spouse-to-be. Or are they really?
(Partner content) Global equity markets rallied in October, buoyed by progress in the trade-war negotiations between the US and China.
(Partner content) Although you’re starting late, you do still have time on your side.
(Partner content) Here are five simple rules to help you grow your wealth and move towards securing your financial freedom.
Global equity markets posted fair gains in the face of a string of negative news.
This Heritage Month we’re celebrating the timeless wisdom of folk tales. You might be surprised at how apt they are to modern life – especially investing.
Global equity markets fell substantially in August, as investors were left to deal with a plethora of negative news.
Global equity markets were mixed in July, buoyed during the run-up to the US Fed cutting rates by 0.25%, but subsequently muted by the Fed’s more hawkish stance regarding further reductions.
Are you thinking about investing, but don’t have the extra cash? Freeing up your disposable income might be easier than you think.
With so many short-term investments to choose from, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Here’s a brief guide on how to navigate through the clutter.
People are living longer than ever before. As a retiree, it’s important for your money to last as long as you do.
While “offshore investing” may sound complicated, it’s actually never been easier for ordinary investors to access global markets.
If you’ve recently had a baby, now may be time to revisit your investments.
