The May 2025 Interest Rate Cut Means Property Investment Prime Time is Now!
At IGrow Wealth Investments, we are celebrating the recent interest rate cut on 29 May 2025. The South African Reserve Bank’s (SARB’s) Monetary Policy Committee
2025 South African Budget Speech: How Does This Affect Property Investors?
The South African national budget speech, delivered by the Minister of Finance, Mr Enoch Godongwana, took place on March 12, 2025. Property investors will need
Why Trusts Are Essential for Property Investors
Having a trust is essential for property investors. Trusts keep your assets safe, reduce risk factors, streamline your tax benefits, and form the core of
A Legacy of Love: Secure Your Family’s Financial Future
This month is filled with thoughts and images of love as Valentine’s Day approaches! What’s not often talked about is how you can express love
The guide to purchasing property through IGrow Wealth Investments
The process to buying a house or property can seem daunting as there are always documents and forms to complete. Find out how purchasing property through the IGrow Group of Companies makes this process simpler.
How to build your property investment empire in South Africa
I have heard it all. People have said “investing in property is expensive” or “investing in property is only for an elite few.” But
Repo rate bullish for property investors
Unchanged repo rate bullish news for property investors Yesterday, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) decided to keep the repo rate at 3.5% and
What is rental assist?
What is rental assist? Most of the IGrow Wealth Investments’ buy-to-let investment opportunities include rental assist. But what is this financial tool and how can
LESSONS: How to easily save for retirement
There are three different ways that South Africans can save for retirement:
Your company works with you to save for retirement and they even match your savings.
A pension fund is normally instituted by the company that you work for.
Creative Ways to Access Finance
Refinancing is nothing new, and smart investors have been using this strategy for years to access equity locked up in escalated property values and subsidise their cash flow for rental shortfalls, maintenance costs and deposits on new property.