54% of South Africans advise younger self to treat money as an asset | News24

SPONSORED: Sanlam research including more than 5 000 South Africans has shown the nation is not making the right money moves at crucial life stages, resulting in massive gaps in their financial planning. | sanlam

Sponsored | In partnership with SanlamSanlam research shows short-term bias blocking long-term financial success.

Despite knowing what to do to thrive financially, many are understandably focused on their short-term financial priorities rather than making financial decisions based on long-term success. Across all age categories, most do not have core financial products. 'Enjoy your money, you only live once', came in as the lowest recommendation for younger selves across the board.

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