What THEY don't want you to know about money! WTDWYTKAM with GERALD MWANDIAMBIRA

Tax Season 2025 is upon us. Should you file your annual returns, what are the things to look out for, how can you avoid the stress and drama? Gerald and The Breakfast Team unpack on "Money Babies".

Gerald on 5FM chats to the Breakfast team on Money Babies. The question is how to value assets and the methods to use. An interesting introduction to valuing assets . Market Value, Discounted Cash Valuation, Depreciation ... what does it all mean. What is the best valuation method.

A follow up episode on the TWO POT PENSIONS system being introduced in South Africa on 1 September 2024. Radio 2000 callers call in on The Big Breakfast with DJ SBU, Lelo and Nathi with Gerald answering the financial questions.

On 1 September, the pensions savings law in South Africa will change. A "two pot" system of savings will be used which allows one withdrawal. The Big Breakfast on Radio 2000 tackled this topic with Gerald Mwandiambira, the resident financial expert.

In a high interest rate environment, is it too late to set your mortgage rate. Gerald, Glenn, Nathi amd Lelo discuss this on THe morning Buzz Breakfast show.

Gerald and the Touchdown team discuss how currency manipulation affects you and me? Is it something to really worry about or a storm in a teacup?

The Listener is struggling to cope with bills due to the rising cost of living. How can one get a grip on bills that are running away? What is the best strategy to find success. Gerald discusses with Metro FM Touchdown Team.

Interest rates are at the highest they have been since 2009! Home loan repayments up 40% plus in two years, currency at its lowest, cost of living has us all in a corner. Is there any light at the end of the tunnel?? LETS DISCUSS

The second issue of DIVITIAE (WEALTH) Newsletter from Gerald Mwandiambira and Sugar Creek Wealth. Black Friday is discussed together with Emigration opportunities as a result of a deteriorating South African Economy. Would You Emigrate? Finally, a few conversation ideas for you and your family this December!

When you are self employed it is harder to raise finance for a car or home. How can you increase your chances of success. Gerald and the #THETAKEOFF Breakfast team discuss the challenges.

Gerald and the breakfast team #THETAKEOFF discussing topics that affect the ordinary man in the street. This weekly segment allows callers to share their financial experiences. Bongani, Nala, Lowabo discuss the lessons we all learnt from our mothers on managing money.

What do you do when you deposit cash into the wrong account or someone sends you money by mistake? We have all been there, do you spend the cash or leave it. When you sent cash to the wrong person, did they spend it or return it?

TheTakeOffInterview| #MoneyMonday| With  Black Friday and the festive season  around the corner and we’re going to be bombarded with so called  “specials “ or “savings “ …Let us  talk about impulsive buying and how to  go about avoiding it? Guest: Gerald Mwandiambira , Award winning CFP® Professional ,Speaker and Author For professional financial planning and wealth creati...

This is a podcast for Financial Planning Professionals and Advisors discussing current and future challenges. The first of several podcasts, Gerald speaks in a personal capacity to industry peers to encourage debate and discussion and share ideas.  THESE ARE ALL PERSONAL OPINIONS AND NOT RELATED TO MY PROFESSIONAL WORK , RELATIONSHIPS & CONTRACTS https://linktr.ee/GERALDMWCFP to book fina...

On financial matters we are joined by "Mr G" - Gerald Mwandiambira, Financial Expert, Entrepreneur, Author And financial planner on the necessary mindset to navigate through economic and social unrest, specifically at this time. http://askgerald.co.za/#

Gerald and the Radio 2000 Breakfast crew discuss how our Money Habits have been changed forever. How has your attitude toward money been changed by COVID 19? For Better or for Worse

Retrenchment is becoming a reality for many people as a result of Covid. How can you survive and navigate this event. The Take Off team of Bongani and Nala chat with Gerald

2020 was a challenging year. But was it all doom and gloom ? Are there positives that we can carry into 2021? What mindset do we need to be in that inter-generational wealth mode? A look as some of the important podcasts I did in 2020, The Equalizer, The ABCD of Business, Alternative Investments, Emigration, Bouncing Back after a financial Fall, African Commonwealth, Control your F.A.T.E, Perpetua...

Even banks and insurers are in on the consumerist orgy, says Certified Financial Planner (CFP) Gerald Mwandiambira. SALE! DISCOUNT! DEALS! BLACK FRIDAY! BLACK NOVEMBER! CYBER MONDAY! November is the new December and retail mania is here (Pandemic? What pandemic?) There will be lots of deals, Black Friday is great IF you planned and budgeted for it. Africa Melane asked Certified Financial Planner (...

This is the podcast version of the Divitiae newsletter. This newsletter introduces the three keys to Wealth creation. Are you looking to create Wealth? This is a useful podcast to get you started. To download the newsletter visit http://askgerald.co.za/category/blog/  A simple, plain analysis of wealth creation.

The International Monetary Fund's executive board has agreed to extend a $4.3 billion (R70 billion) loan to support South Africa's response to the impacts of Covid-19 on the economy. The decision comes after months of engagement between Treasury and IMF management, and it is part of R95 billion being sought from multilateral institutions to support job creation, protection and businesses negativel...

July is Savings Month in South Africa, and this year the focus is firmly on finding #waystosave and adapting financial plans as we face the challenges 2020 brings. The South African Savings Institute (SASI) will focus on financial education throughout July, bringing together financial experts to provide tangible insights on savings in the #waystosave Webinar Series. SASI acting CEO Gerald Mwandiam...

COVID19 will affect everyone, and every one should pay bills, but what happens when you cant? Or dont want to? How should I be managing and handling my finances, which bills are less important? A discussion on what options we have. When will this current crisis end? https://anchor.fm/gerald-chemunorwa-mwandia/episodes/MONEY-TALKS-S1-E8-To-Pay-or-not-to-Pay--COVID19-ecofng

Aubrey Masango discuss the take outs from this important address by SA President Cyril Ramaphosa. These are the personal opinions of Gerald Mwandiambira.

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the South African Reserve Bank decided to cut the repo rate by 100 basis points. This takes the repo rate to 4.25% per annum, meaning South Africans will be paying less on their debt. The MPC meeting for May was moved forward to Tuesday. Last month, the central bank cut the repo rate by 100 basis points to 5.25%, citing a fragile domestic economic outlook, wi...