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Our Purpose

Today’s Trustee strives to stimulate debate and influence policy on matters vital to those who administer retirement funds, thus to benefit the millions of South Africans who save through them.

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Trump nixed climate deals. Should your fund follow suit?

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Red flags over two-pot changes

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Stepmother's attempt to block pension payout fails
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Nedbank advisor banned, ABSA banker gets off
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THE MAGAZINE

Today Trustee seeks to strengthen the empowerment of retirement-fund trustees and principal officers by helping to promote the skills and awareness required for performance of their duties.

EDUCATION

Today’s Trustee’s overriding philosophy is to help accelerate the achievement of a stakeholder democracy by carrying content of a primarily educational nature, consistent with objectives of the Financial Sector Code.

ADVERTISE

Today’s Trustee has the most credible impact amongst key stakeholders who value its independent editorial and insight into the pensions industry.

About Today’s Trustee

 

Today’s Trustee is a highly niched publication specifically for the principal officers and trustees of SA retirement funds. Digitalisation has enabled it to expand increasingly into the membership space as well.

Latest articles from Today’s Trustee

RAF goes rogue — and government buries its head in the sand

RAF goes rogue — and government buries its head in the sand

South Africa is no stranger to state-owned enterprises hitting the wall. Eskom’s load-shedding, Transnet’s rail and port chaos, and SAA’s serial bailouts have cost the fiscus dearly – driving the economy to the brink, starving essential services and fuelling public despair.

What Trump’s tariffs mean for pension funds

What Trump’s tariffs mean for pension funds

It is almost as if the investment market, which underpins your pension, has strolled into a nightmare, and nobody in any fiduciary position seems to know how to wake up.

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