(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.

2019 was a busy year, with many changes to the UK immigration rules. We have compiled some of
the most frequently asked questions we have received from clients this year.

The days of dull and dreary workspaces are over, but so are the days of noisy, overly decorated co-working spaces.

While savvy travellers have known for some time that Anchorage is where you find the best of Alaska all in one place, my knowledge of the city before I visited was lamentably poor.

(Partner content) The UK Immigration landscape saw many changes and announcements in 2019.

(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) The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is making several pledges about immigration in the UK in the run-up to the general election later this month.

(Partner content) The economy received a low blow with news of the implementation of Stage 6 load shedding.

Is it time for your company to scale-up?

(Partner content) We’ve done the research and found two alternative routes that could give you or your children a claim to British nationality.

(Partner content) If you’re fortunate enough to receive a bonus, how best should you spend it?

(Partner content) Several South Africans work in the UK via the Tier 2 (General) migration route.

(Partner content) Any Christmas bonuses / gifts paid in cash to employees, by employers, are almost invariably taxable as earnings.

(Partner content) This week saw the rand strengthen due to a combination of stronger-than-expected local data and the weakening of the US dollar and pound.

(Partner content) You’re smart about money, and so is your spouse-to-be. Or are they really?

(Partner content) The Winter Fuel Payment is a tax-free and provided by the Government to help older people keep warm during the winter.

The Rand held its ground last week after major currencies strengthened.

(Partner content) If you are a South African currently living abroad, you might have some concerns and questions about moving back to SA.

(Partner content) Our South African offices are increasingly becoming aware that persons are struggling to get their visitor visas to the UK approved by the Sheffield Visa section.

(Partner content) Think long-term before you splash out this Black Friday.

(Partner content) Caltex was named the top Petrol Station in South Africa.

(Partner content) As the week progressed, the Rand saw some unusual strength.

Interactions with all infant wildlife, walking with predators or elephants, interacting with predators and the riding of wild animals are no longer acceptable practices, according to the South African Tourism Services Association (SATSA).

(Partner content) Let’s face it – no one goes into business to do finance. Or to run payroll. Or to manage inventory. Or any one of a great score of administrative and operational tasks that come with running a business.