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Business Brainwaves Season 6 is all about the unique contributions of the role players in our teams. Maximizing company performance requires a team that maximizes its collective contribution. In this episode, we look at the impact of contribution on team engagement. Access your copy of Introduction to the Contribution Compass To access more information on business, trusts, and estates,  visit my blog or listen to my other podcast episodes. For assistance with all your business, trust and estate matters connect with me on https://app.meishi.me/nobleprosperity001/ or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/blog/

In this episode discover the truth in numbers. We look at: What we think the numbers tell us about the business How accurate what we think the numbers tell us about the business isThe reality of what the numbers tell us about the business How the numbers in the business relate to youYou can access the video of this recording on my youtube channel.  To access more of my information on business, trusts, and estates,  visit my blog or listen to my other podcast episodes. For assistance with all your business, trust and estate matters connect with me on https://linktr.ee/nobleprosperity or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/blog/

How often have you started your week with the best intentions, just for Monday to get away from you; and before you know it Thursday afternoon has crept up on you to remind you the week is almost over? In this podcast, I am joined by Innocente Burger from PerformForward, to learn ways to turn our ManicMondays into MagicMondays. Our philosophy is: Own your Monday, own your Week, own your Month, own your Year. #JubilantJanuary To access more of my information on business, trusts, and estates,  visit my blog or listen to my other podcast episodes. For assistance with all your Business Strategy, Trust and Estate matters connect with me on https://linktr.ee/nobleprosperity,  or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/blog/

Have you ever been caught off-guard when your accountant told you that you have made a profit and had to pay tax, whilst your bank account echoed like an empty chamber? Rest assured, you’re not the only one.  So, let’s look at the difference between profit and cashflow. I realize that since Covid and lockdowns became the new normal, profits and cashflow may be grouped with unicorns and the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow; but hey, I remain an optimist. 10 Solutions to Cashflow challenges 1.       Budget for future big-ticket expenses 2.       Create provision funds for specific expenses – VAT, TAX, Bonus, Emergency 3.       Don’t operate too close to the fence 4.       Don’t strip all cash and profit from the business 5.       Set aside taxes to be paid 6.       Clear stock at lower prices to free up cashflow 7.       Offer a discount for early payment 8.       Credit check before extending credit 9.       Send out invoices immediately, and follow up on payments 10.   Outsource certain business functions if full-time resources are not required. To access more of my information on business, trusts, and estates,  visit my blog or listen to my other podcast episodes. For assistance with all your trust and estate matters connect with me on https://linktr.ee/nobleprosperity,  or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/blog/

A usufruct is a legal right given by an owner to someone else to use the owner’s property for a limited time – usually a fixed term or a person’s lifetime. While a usufruct allows extensive rights over the asset, it does not transfer the ownership of the asset itself to the usufructuary. A usufruct can be utilised to serve a range of purposes.  A usufruct may be a great estate planning tool, but it is certainly not to be taken lightly. Learn more in my article on usufructs. To access more of my information on business, trusts, and estates,  visit my blog or listen to my other podcast episodes. For assistance with all your trust and estate matters connect with me on https://linktr.ee/nobleprosperity,  or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/blog/

It seems a fair assumption that the estate of the deceased person is responsible for, and thus should pay, the relevant Estate Duty; but this is often not the case.  Beneficiaries of deceased estates and life policies are often caught off guard when requested to pay the Estate Duty apportioned to the benefit they receive.  In this episode we look at the apportionment of Estate Duty. Learn more about this topic in the following articles: Basics of Estate DutyWhat is Estate Liquidity and why is it important?Who pays Estate Duty? – Apportionment of Estate Duty To access more of my information on estates visit my blog or listen to my other estate podcast episodes. For assistance with all your trust and estate matters connect with me on https://linktr.ee/nobleprosperity,  or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/blog/

In this episode we look at residue in estates: What is residue in the estate?Who gets the residue?What happens if my will has no residue clause?Why is this important for business owners? To access more of my information on estates visit my blog or listen to my other estate podcast episodes. For assistance with all your trust and estate matters connect with me on https://linktr.ee/nobleprosperity,  or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/blog/

In this episode, I discuss how financial planning, estates, and wills fit together. To access more of my information on estates visit my blog or listen to my other estate podcast episodes. For assistance with all your trust and estate matters connect with me on https://linktr.ee/nobleprosperity,  or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/blog/

September month is Trust month at Noble Prosperity and we are super excited to have Phia van der Spuy as our guest. In this episode, Phia and I discuss the impact of divorce on trusts. Phia van der Spuy is a Chartered Accountant with a Masters degree in Local and International Tax, a registered Fiduciary Practitioner of South Africa®, a Master Tax Practitioner (SA)™, a Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP) and the founder of Trusteeze®, a professional trust practitioner. She also holds a B.Com honours degree in Industrial Psychology. To access more of my information on trusts visit my blog  or listen to my other trust podcast episodes. For assistance with all your trust and estate matters connect with me on https://linktr.ee/nobleprosperity,  or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/blog/

September month is Trust month at Noble Prosperity and we are super excited to have Phia van der Spuy as our guest. In this episode, Phia and I discuss when parties may act as trustees. Phia van der Spuy is a Chartered Accountant with a Masters degree in Local and International Tax, a registered Fiduciary Practitioner of South Africa®, a Master Tax Practitioner (SA)™, a Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP) and the founder of Trusteeze®, a professional trust practitioner. She also holds a B.Com honours degree in Industrial Psychology. To access more of my information on trusts visit my blog  or listen to my other trust podcast episodes. For assistance with all your trust and estate matters connect with me on https://linktr.ee/nobleprosperity,  or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/blog/

September month is Trust month at Noble Prosperity and we are super excited to have Phia van der Spuy as our guest. In this episode, Phia and I discuss trustee roles and responsibilities. Phia van der Spuy is a Chartered Accountant with a Masters degree in Local and International Tax, a registered Fiduciary Practitioner of South Africa®, a Master Tax Practitioner (SA)™, a Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP) and the founder of Trusteeze®, a professional trust practitioner. She also holds a B.Com honours degree in Industrial Psychology. To access more of my information on trusts visit my blog  or listen to my other trust podcast episodes. For assistance with all your trust and estate matters connect with me on https://linktr.ee/nobleprosperity,  or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/blog/

September month is Trust month at Noble Prosperity and we are super excited to have Phia van der Spuy as our guest. In this episode, Phia and I discuss the disclosure applicable to trusts Phia van der Spuy is a Chartered Accountant with a Masters degree in Local and International Tax, a registered Fiduciary Practitioner of South Africa®, a Master Tax Practitioner (SA)™, a Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP) and the founder of Trusteeze®, a professional trust practitioner. She also holds a B.Com honours degree in Industrial Psychology. To access more of my information on trusts visit my blog  or listen to my other trust podcast episodes. For assistance with all your trust and estate matters connect with me on https://linktr.ee/nobleprosperity,  or subscribe to our mailing list on https://www.nobleprosperity.co.za/bloge