Initiatives

The FPI in association with other financial institutes, run savings and financial literacy campaigns to educate consumers about financial planning.

Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) Career Expo
The FPI participated in the GIBS Career Expo to promote and educate learners about a career in financial planning. Read more...

Financial Planning Month - November 2010
The FPI in association with CNBC Africa ran a four part television series called “Secure your Financial Future”, on Thursday nights at 21:30 on DSTV Channel 410 during the month of November. Read more...

FPI National Financial Planning Week
The FPI will run ithe first National Financial Planning Week from 26 November to 2 December 2011 to educate consumers about dealing with a professional financial planner. Read more...

National Youth Financial Literacy Day
The National Youth Financial Literacy (NYFL) day project is an initiative aimed at assist the youth to understand the relationship between saving andinvestment and how to achieve financial independence. Read more...

Retire in Syle: Retirement Expo
The FPI partcipated in this first-ever Retirement Expo which offered everything required for those planning their retirement or looking to add excitement to their current retirement lifestyle. Read more...

SASI National Savings Awareness Campaign
SASI National Savings Awareness Campaign; Teach Children to Save (TCTS) SA initiative, is aimed at promoting and increasing financial literacy amongst our youth. Read more...

World Financial Planning Day - 21 April 2010
In celebration of this event, FPI ran radio advertisements to promote financial planning amongst a wide audience of consumers. In addition, executive leaders from FPI attended a World Financial Planning Summit on 21 April 2010 in Taipei, hosted by Financial Planning Standards Board Ltd. (FPSB). The preeminent international standards-setting organisation for financial planning and owner of the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® and CFP® logo and marks outside the United States. Read more...