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Money tools for ons almal — all of us.

Taxi fare, school fees, the Saturday braai and the retirement you keep meaning to look at. MaxWealth turns the household money we all juggle into one clear picture, in Rand.

Am I on track to retire? →See how it fits your week
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A busy South African street corner Neighbours of many backgrounds and ages on one street: a minibus taxi, a spaza shop, a mother and child, a grandfather in a hat, a woman in a headwrap, a teenager in a cap and a woman in a headscarf carrying shopping. SPAZA · AIRTIME · BREAD
Budget, retirement and SARS tax — in RandNo sign-up to try itBuilt for real SA households

Your week, our week, everyone’s week

Five moments most South Africans know. Each one is a money decision — and each one has a MaxWealth tool that makes it clearer.

Morning queue at a taxi rank: a nurse, a builder, a student and an office worker waiting together

The taxi rank

Transport is the line item that creeps. Most commuters never see the month’s total until it’s gone.

Budget: track the month’s faresBudget
A braai at a shisa nyama: friends and neighbours of different backgrounds around a grill under an umbrella

Shisa nyama & braai

Saturday is for people, not spreadsheets. Plan the fun in, so it isn’t the thing you feel guilty about on Monday.

Budget: give “fun” its own lineBudget
The school run: parents and a grandparent walking children in uniform to the school gate

The school run

Fees, uniforms, transport and the tuck-shop money. The costs are shared by every kind of family on that pavement.

Budget: plan school costs a year aheadBudget
Two shopfronts side by side: a corner spaza and a supermarket, with shoppers of different ages and backgrounds at both CORNER SPAZA SUPERMARKET · FOOD

Spaza and Woolies

Bread and airtime round the corner, the big shop at month-end. Wherever you buy, the question is the same: what is left after the groceries?

Budget: see month-end before it arrivesBudget
Sunday lunch: three generations around one long table with rice, a pot of curry, a roast, salads and pap

Sunday lunch

Rice and curry, a roast, pap and chakalaka — often all on one table. Three generations, and a quiet question underneath: will the older ones be all right, and will we?

Retirement: am I on track?Retirement

Three tools today. Same for everybody.

No jargon, no sales call, no assumption about who you are. Just your numbers, a clear verdict and one next step.

Budget

See where every Rand goes — fares, groceries, family, fun — and what is left at month-end.

Example only — illustrative figureR2,850left over in a sample household Open Budget →

Retirement

Am I on track — and what would a two-pot withdrawal really cost me later?

Example only — illustrative figure62/100sample on-track score Check my track →

Tax

SARS income tax and PAYE, checked against your payslip, so there are no surprises at filing season.

Example only — illustrative figure31.4%sample marginal rate Check my PAYE →

How it works

Three steps, about five minutes, nothing to install.

Tell it the basics

Income, the big monthly costs and who depends on you. Rough numbers are fine.

Get one honest verdict

On track, behind but fixable, or needs attention — in plain words, not a wall of charts.

Take the next step

One change that moves the verdict most. Come back next month and see if it worked.

Different homes, different tables. The same month-end.

MaxWealth is for every South African household — whatever language you dream in and whoever sits at your table on Sunday.

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