One of the major issues that South Africans find themselves facing when they return home is how to move their money back into the country. There are many factors that need to be considered to ensure that you can securely transfer your funds, from how much you can safely move, to what the tax implications will be, how long the process can take, and what you should leave invested abroad.
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Senior Partner Holborn Assets
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On the day prior to and the day of the webinar you will be sent a reminder of the date and start time.
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When it's time, join the webinar via Zoom. If you miss it, you'll receive a link to watch the recording.
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