Picsa’s financial solutions were built around the principle of hope: we want to give low income workers hope that they can overcome their debt and we want to be a beacon of hope for them and their families for the future.
Just like tapestry weaving involves slow and steady work to weave unique pictures, we believe that steady progress in terms of achieving financial goals is possible.
South Africa commemorates Women’s Day during August, with the theme “Celebrating 30 years of democracy Towards Women's Development”. However, according to StatsSA, the labour market in South Africa still favours men over women, revealing large gender gaps in employment and indicating that women’s development still has a long way to go.
This issue is not unique to South Africa. Globally, workplace inequalities between men and women persist, with less women participating in the labour force than men. Additionally, women are less likely to secure employment compared to men.
"There’s no time like the present." This saying holds especially true when it comes to saving. With countless good reasons to start saving, it often feels like there's never a good time to actually do it. Life's unexpected challenges – the car breaking down, a child's illness, and many other unforeseen expenses – can easily derail even the best-laid plans. National Savings Month is the perfect opportunity to overcome these obstacles and make a commitment to your financial future.
As we go through life, it's common to contemplate the impact we'll have when we're no longer around. "Legacy" typically brings to mind abstract concepts like values, principles, and reputation. However, it's crucial to also consider the financial aspect of our legacy. This includes passing on wealth, assets, and resources to future generations, ensuring that our loved ones can benefit from our financial security and dedication even after we've passed away.
