PSG Namibia

A leading independent financial services group, with an extensive national footprint and a Namibian presence. A member of the Namibia Securities Exchange.

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Episode 3 of Windows of Wealth is out now with Collin Benjamin🪙

In this episode, he shares his journey from his footballing days to now being a coach 💪❤️

🎥 Watch the third full episode now on our YouTube channel and be inspired by Collin's story:

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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq each dropped approximately 0.30%, while the Dow Jones fell by 154 points on Tuesday. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/Zzp8fg3eLS

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Desert Dash 2024- COMPLETED ✅

Our 2x 4-man teams successfully completed the gruesome challenge of cycling across the Namib Desert in 24h🚴🏼

We would like to commend them for their dedication and discipline during the preparation💪🏼

#HealthisWealth

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Wall Street ended Friday on a high note, with all major indices up 0.30%, following a stronger-than-expected US jobs report. The economy added 227 000 jobs in November.... Read what else happened in the markets on Friday: https://t.co/frJCYm7EYt

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US stock indices stayed flat on Thursday after a strong rally, with traders eyeing tomorrow’s jobs report for more clues on the labour market. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/UcQThjk6oH

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🌟 Windows of Wealth is back with Episode 3! 🌟

Join us, as we sit down with none other than Collin Benjamin, Head Coach of the Brave Warriors! 🏟️⚽

Episode premieres 9 December on our YT channel

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US stocks soared on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 edging towards a new high. Tech stocks led the charge, with Salesforce and Marvell Technology leading the charge. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/aEe53m072P

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The rand held steady on Tuesday as the JSE pared gains following the release of Q3 GDP data, which showed a 0.30% contraction, falling short of expectations. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/h4ehMe9STj

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The FTSE/JSE All Share Index dropped on Monday following US President-elect Trump’s weekend comments, causing concerns in the BRICS bloc. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/q2LneZI55u

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US stocks closed higher in a shortened trading session on Friday, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones adding 0.60% and 0.40%, respectively, to set new record highs. Read what else happened in the markets on Friday: https://t.co/EHMXMvE6B5

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The rand recovered from earlier losses on Thursday, while the JSE dipped amid mixed performances from global markets during a quiet trading session, with US markets closed for Thanksgiving. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/1EPnpKzv0S

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The JSE ended Wednesday on a weaker note, following mixed performances from global markets as investors evaluated the US Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/ttn367d35T

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The rand remained stable at around R18/$ yesterday, supported by favourable domestic factors. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/PdSCZnjEyj

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The FTSE/JSE All Share Index edged slightly higher to close at 85 608 points on Friday, marking its seventh consecutive day of gains and a 2.10% weekly increase. The resource-linked sector led the gains. Read what else happened in the markets on Friday: https://t.co/tj8Kqw7oEA https://t.co/yvwGMFjrwP

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We are proud to announce a groundbreaking three-year partnership with the Institute of Chartered Accountants Namibia to elevate financial education for professionals.

Cheers to being one step closer to bridging the gap n financial education.

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The FTSE/JSE All Share Index gained 0.30% on Thursday, closing at 85 523 points, its highest since early November. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://t.co/aSpNUa13o8