Ready to become a homeowner? A practical tool to guide your decision

Can you afford to buy a home, or should you keep renting? The Wealthbit Buying vs Renting tool helps you figure it out. Not just based on numbers, but also on your lifestyle, goals, and readiness.

Ready to start investing? A simple tool to help you take your first steps

Real life isn’t one-size-fits-all. The Wealthbit Investments tool helps you understand your financial readiness and choose an investment approach that fits your goals, lifestyle, and next step.

Employee benefits: Making financial well-being part of your retention strategy

4 in 5 South African employees worry about money every day. Here’s why making financial well-being part of your benefits package can improve focus, loyalty, and retention.

Why your next date night should be a ‘money date’

Money conversations don’t have to be awkward. A ‘money date’ helps you and your partner unpack what money really means to each of you, beyond budgets and bank accounts.

Buying vs renting: which is smarter for your money and lifestyle?

Deciding whether to rent or buy isn’t simple. The Wealthbit Buying vs Renting tool helps you compare both paths over time, and see which option truly fits your life and finances.

Debt repayments email course: Take control of your debt in just 4 days

A free 4-part mini course to help you take charge of your debt one small step at a time.

10 ways to save money ahead of the festive season

Easy savings habits you can put in place right now, from setting a December spending cap to creating a WhatsApp wishlist. This is the time to build habits that cut costs and reduce stress.

How to get out of debt: A practical guide to taking back control

If you’ve been wondering how to get out of debt and finally feel in control of your money, you’re not alone. The Wealthbit Debt Repayment Workbook helps you understand your debt, pick a payoff plan, and stay on track until you’re debt-free.

Money on their minds? The distraction costing your team energy and motivation

A simple budget can do more than balance numbers. It can reduce financial stress - one of the biggest distractions employees carry with them into the workplace.