What practical, real-world investing looks like for someone in their 20s or early 30s

Loading player...
Guest: Khwezi Jackson – Client Relationship Manager, 10X Investments



As Youth Month shines a spotlight on South Africa’s next generation, many young adults are asking: How do I invest for my future when the present is already a struggle? In this episode, Khwezi Jackson from 10X Investments joins us for a candid, practical conversation about what real-world investing looks like for people in their 20s and early 30s.



We unpack the challenges of entering the investment world amid student debt, job insecurity, black tax, and rising costs and how 10X is working to lower the barriers with simple, fee-free solutions that make it easier to get started.



Whether you're freelancing, hustling, or just trying to stay afloat, this episode offers real advice on how to think long-term, start small, and make retirement planning part of your story even when it feels out of reach.
17 Jun 1PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

Other recent episodes

Mango Airlines Heading Towards Final Winding Down

Guest – Sipho Sono – Business Rescue Practitioner At Mango Airlines Low-cost carrier Mango Airlines is heading towards a final winding down after the investor waiting to acquire it pulled out of the process. In a circular published by the Business Rescue Practitioners (BRPs), the group confirmed that the investor,…
20 Aug 1PM 11 min

Competition Commission’s Take On The Rand Manipulation Case

Guest – Makgale Mohlala - Competition Commission Head of Cartels Local and international banks, previously cleared by the Competition Appeal Court (CAC) of allegations regarding their collusion to manipulate the rand against the US dollar, now face renewed scrutiny as the Competition Commission prepares to take the matter to trial…
20 Aug 1PM 12 min

Fewer Salaries Paid Within The R40,000 R100,000 Salary Range

Guest – Elize Kruger - Independent economist New salary data from BankservAfrica shows that fewer salaries are being paid over R40,000 a month, pointing to increased job losses among higher earners in South Africa. This is more broadly reflected in average pay data, which declined slightly in July 2025, falling…
20 Aug 12PM 8 min