Insurance Industry - 12th December 2023 Brian Harris, GM Operations at Turnberry Management Risk Solutions As we approach the festive season, many people are planning their time off, which often involves travel, and in the current economic climate,
Insurance Industry - 7th December 2023 James White, Director: Sales and Marketing at Turnberry Management Risk Solutions Skin cancer is one of the most prevalent cancers worldwide. Given that the South African sun has one of the
Times Live – 22nd November 2023 There is a lot of awareness about breast cancer in women — and rightly so, as it is one of the top female cancers in South Africa and carries a lifetime risk of 1 in
The last thing anyone wants to think about after a diagnosis is how they will pay for the treatment, or if they can even afford it, which is why gap cover has become an essential weapon in
Surviving cancer is something to celebrate – but not if the treatment leaves you with a lifetime of debt Brian Harris, General Manager Operations at Turnberry Risk Management Solutions Accountancy SA – November 2023 Recognising the courage
Special Feature - Mental Health - SA Accountancy Magazine - Tony Singleton, CEO Turnberry November 2023 Lifestyle and Tech - November 2023 The Witness FA News A diagnosis of cancer or another dread disease is a
BizCommunity – 7th November 2023 - James White, Director Sales and Marketing According to the National Cancer Registry (NCR) of South Africa, prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men in South Africa. In 2020,
FA News – 2nd November 2023 Brian Harris, GM Operations at Turnberry Death is a topic that nobody enjoys discussing, and yet it is part of life. When you do pass away, your dependents will be left
The Insurance Directory - October 16, 2023 Medical aid and gap cover are often viewed as unnecessary when people are young and healthy. But the reality is that muscular-skeletal conditions, or those affecting the bones, muscles,
Business Day Final - 19th October 2023 Membership of a medical scheme is the only way most people can afford private health care. Even then, co-payments, sub-limits and medical expense shortfalls have become increasingly common, leaving
