WEBINAR: mayaonmoney and iamkoshiek co-hosted How About Now: Achieve your Signature Moments in partnership with StandardBankZA What’s your SignatureMoment? Find out how to achieve it. HowAboutNow ItCanBe. Watch the webinar here:
The webinar, entitled How About Now: Achieve Your Signature Moments, was supported by Standard Bank. The bank has been celebrating the Signature Moments of City Press readers, giving those who were featured a R5000 prize for sharing their life goals.
During the webinar, Fisher-French and Karan discussed the importance of having all the necessary information at your fingertips before taking big decisions such as buying a home or taking out a loan. They also covered the very important planning that needs to take place around retirement – especially if you want, as Fisher-French puts it, choices in your golden years.
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