Newsletters

Dear Readers,We welcome you to our first Newsletter for 2023.The budget speech by our finance minister and some insights in the economic challenges of our country, like the grey-listing by the Financial Action Task Force, fill the headlines of this newsletter. As usual, we have included information for you across the board regarding insurance, immigration, taxation and other related topics.

Dear Readers,Another eventful year is coming to an end. A year that was no longer defined by COVID 19 and lockdowns, but has kept us on our toes due to the ongoing problems of the power supply. We will also overcome this hurdle and look confidently into a good and prosperous 2023. We would like to thank all of our clients for your loyal support. We wish you and your family a joyous festive season and a safe arrival to your destinations should you be travelling.

Dear Readers,We welcome you to the winter edition of our Newsletter. As usual, we have included information across the board regarding investments, short-term insurance, taxes, immigration and other related topics. This newsletter can also be viewed under https://www.swissfin.co.za/newsletters/swissfin-swisssure-newsletter-august-2022/

Dear Readers,We welcome you to our first Newsletter for 2022.We are very excited to announce that Swiss Financial Consulting CC (“SwissFin”) is celebrating its 30th birthday this year. We would like to thank all our clients, some of them that have been with us from day one, for your loyalty and support over the last 3 decades. We have always strived to be close to our clients, to deliver personal and trustworthy service. We are looking forward to being of service to you for many years to come!

Dear Readers,We welcome you to the winter edition of our Newsletter.South Africa has moved to lockdown stage 3 and the vaccination drive of the Government has picked up momentum with over 3 Mio citizens being fully vaccinated so far. There are millions more of vaccines arriving in South Africa over the next few weeks. More great news came from the past Olympics, where the South African swimmer, Tatjana Schoenmaker, striked SA’s first Olympic gold and smashed the world record in the 200m breaststroke.