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Reforming Retirement: South Africa’s 2025 Revenue Laws Amendment Bill

22 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

South Africa’s 2025 Revenue Laws Amendment Bill improves the country’s “twopot” retirement system by letting workers access a small part of their savings early during tough times, while keeping most funds safe for retirement. It clears up confusing tax rules and adds stronger oversight to protect longterm savings. This reform helps balance urgent needs with future security, giving people more flexibility without risking their financial future.

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