Do you have a 'death file'?
Death is not a subject most of us like to think about, let alone plan
for. But according to The Money Podcast's Justin Harrison and Dawie
Bester we should all have a death file. Sound ominous? Find out more
here.
Nobody really likes to talk about death, but the fact is none of us is going to escape it, so we may as well plan for it.
Unlike traditional estate planning which involves creating a will, possibly setting up a family trust and ensuring you nominate an executor for your estate, today we look at an additional element to make the transition of your death that little bit easier for your friends and family.
Take a listen as Justin and Dawie explain what a death file is, and why you need it.
Meanwhile, marriage and money can be a lethal and often hotly debated topic that
can certainly ruffle a few feathers. The two can often be like oil and water and in this episode, Justin Harrison and Dawie Bester unpack what it takes to have a successful marriage
around money - or the lack thereof.
Be warned though, this episode is
certain to get some people very hot under the collar as we cut through
some deep emotional issues and confront modern-day marriage and the issues related to money that are often at the heart of many marital issues.
It's a 6-minute listen and it's not for the faint-hearted.
Keen to catch up on the series? Find all past episodes of The Money Podcast in the channel below.
More about Justin and Dawie
Justin Harrison and Dawie Bester are self-made entrepreneurs on a
mission to help South Africans become better at money. Justin is the author of eight personal finance books; he’s a
serial entrepreneur, investor, wealth creator and one of South Africa's thought
leaders in the financial technology space. He's a passionate South African,
father of three and avid sportsman who believes deeply that South Africa is one
of the best countries in the world.
Dawie Bester is also a personal finance author, personal finance coach, entrepreneur
and investor, and has been on the forefront of the digital finance revolution
for the last decade. He is a father of two, an avid sportsman, and believes
that South Africans can prosper with the correct motivation and
direction.
Together, they're involved in multiple business
ventures and share a common passion for financial education, self-improvement
and simplicity, and these are the driving force behind all their ventures.
In July 2020, the duo took to YouTube to start a financial
education channel to help South Africans better understand money, and since
then over 200,000 South Africans have taken to the channel to learn and engage.