Ivyn Sambo

The Investor's Chair With Ivyn Sambo

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Welcome to "The Investor's Chair Podcast" hosted by Ivyn Sambo, a professional and insightful weekly program designed to provide you with the finest information on investing, money management, and navigating adulthood within the unique context of South Africa and Africa. With each episode lasting approximately 10 to 15 minutes (sometimes longer), our aim is to deliver exceptional content to our audience. Ivyn explores a diverse array of topics that directly address the financial concerns of Gen Z, millennials, offering valuable insights on how young South Africans can enhance their career pros...

Author

Ivyn Sambo

Category

Business

Podcast website

www.ivynsambo.co.za

Latest episode

Jun 23, 2026

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Episodes

S1E6: 5 Investment Mistakes to Avoid When Starting Out 23.01.2023

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we will look at 5 common mistakes that many people make when first starting to invest and how you can avoid them. If you have already made them, we will discuss how you can correct yourself and ensure you build the wealth you have always desired. Remember to leave a review, rate this podcast, or email me at contact@ivynsambo.co.za if you have any thoughts on today...

S1E5: How I would invest R500 per month in South Africa 16.01.2023

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I examine how I would invest R500 per month in the JSE. This is an example to help new investors understand how to start investing their money and what factors they should consider before investing. It should be noted that this episode is only for educational purposes and not for financial advice.

S1E4: How to do collective investment (Investment stokvel) 08.01.2023

Send us Fan Mail In this most recent episode, we examine the concept of collective investment and how many people have used it to build wealth for themselves, launch businesses, and have a positive impact on the community at large.

S1E2: How to make commodity investments in South Africa 01.01.2023

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we examine the process of investing in commodities, the reasons it is crucial for us, as young South Africans, to fully comprehend this area of the market before putting our money into any type of investment, as well as how we can increase our understanding of it and profit from it.

S1E3: How to Start Investing in your 20s or 30s in South Africa 01.01.2023

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we aim to simplify the world of investing by breaking down all the terms, concepts, and ideas so that many young South Africans can consider entering the investment space and creating wealth for themselves without having to worry about the fundamentals of investment.

S1E1: Setting your financial goals for 2023 as a young South Africa 30.12.2022

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I look at the number one mistake that young South Africans make when setting financial goals for themselves, as well as what to avoid and how we can best learn from some of the mistakes I made when trying to set financial goals for myself over the years.

Pilot: Let us begin by setting the stage for the podcast 29.12.2022

Send us Fan Mail The Student Investor podcast with Ivyn Sambo is a once-a-week, 10 to 15-minute programme that aims to bring you the best information on investing, managing money, and adulting in the context of South Africa and Africa. Ivyn covers a wide range of subjects, all of which are related to millennial money issues and how young South Africans can develop better career and financial manag...

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