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Brian Anderson Broker’s cc success lies in its ability to keep abreast
of changes and developments as they occur in the Insurance,
Investment and tax fields, having specialist investment, tax and legal
consultants at our disposal for these purposes. This means that our
clients’ insurance, investment strategy and tax sheltering
arrangements can be reviewed regularly on an advisory basis, and
adjustments made where necessary.
Brian Anderson Brokers cc has an established reputation for giving
sound and appropriate advice to clients in many walks of life, and
for handling clients’ affairs discreetly and responsibly.
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Our Services :
- Personal retirement and pension planning
- Long term insurance ( Categories A,B & C )
- Tax and Trust advice.
- Employee Benefit arrangements
- For those seeking to invest capital, we provide advice on a wide range of different types of investments, ranging from full discretionary portfolio management, to low risk income plans and guaranteed investments.
- Savings plans to maximize the accumulation of capital
- Short term insurance ( Personal & Commercial Lines )
- Medical Aids and Health care funding
- School and University fees planning
- Funeral schemes
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PPS Has Emerged Strong
 PPS has emerged strong from the economic storms of 2008 and delivers a solid set of results, increasing its bonus allocation by 38% to its approximately 200 000 members. Gross premium revenue is up 11% year on year to R1,5 billion. Investment returns, on a three year rolling averag basis, are up 10,8%. New annual premium income from sales has risen 21% to R199,6 million. Total assets have nearly doubled in the last 5 years, to R 11,9 billion
Website : www.pps.co.za
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- JSE stays weaker, gold stocks rally
The JSE remained on the back foot during midday trading, tracking negative global investor sentiment.
- Rand off worst level on exporter demand
The rand recovered from its early morning worst level in midday trade on the back of exporter demand.
- Bonds perk up, eye rand
South African bonds were a few basis points firmer in midday trade, as the rand - which was off the day's worst levels - provided a boost to the market.
- JSE tracks global stocks down
SA stocks fall more than 1% as a resurgent eurozone debt crisis set up the benchmark JSE Top 40 for its biggest weekly percentage decline in more than seven months.
- Rand falls to fresh 5-month low
The rand has hit a new five-month low against the dollar, in line with other emerging market currencies hit by risk aversion stemming from a frail global growth outlook.
- Oil slides on deepening eurozone fears
Oil has extended losses on growing concerns that the eurozone's debt woes could worsen, causing a global crisis that would ravage energy demand, analysts say.
- US stocks lose over 1% on Europe fears
US stocks piled up losses as negative news continued from Europe, with Greece's woes deepening and Spain falling into recession.
- Shares slide amid fears for Spanish banks
Asian shares tumbled and were set for their worst weekly showing since September, amid political turmoil in Greece and signs of growing instability in Spanish banks.
- Commodity stocks weigh on JSE
The JSE extended its losses at noon, dragged down by a selloff in general mining shares, against the negative global investor sentiment backdrop.
- Rand off best levels as euro falls
The rand was steady around previous closing levels in midday trade, but off its morning best level as it tracked the euro, which fell below $1.2700 to its lowest for the day.
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Licenced Financial Services Provider - Licence No. 14060