Study on inherited wealth in South Africa paints a bleak picture

[@FinancialConsultdotcodotza]

Get Life insurance and not just a funeral policy.

[@deniscoyne5671]

What did you expect after 30 years?

[@pierrejoubert7195]

I wonder who's to blame? So much BEE and a lot of big cars and lavish life style but no progress!

[@Mus-Doc]

Always blaming someone else...no accountability. Yes, BEE is not perfect, yes there are flaws in the system, in actual fact there are flaws in every system. But it's just convenient to blame BEe

[@AndrewMcFarlane_1]

​@@Mus-Docnot only convenient but true as you say. Must be hard to live as a contradiction

[@FictionHubZA]

The shadow of apartheid still looms large. BBR was a half-hearted attempt to right the wrongs of the past.

[@danielschauffer8216]

You can’t generalised on race! I am well off today because my poor parents inspired me to never be like them! The problem is with studies like this is that government will use these studies to enact generalised policies that oppress people like myself. These studies are really annoying because they also get their ‘statistics’ from unofficial sources via interviews. The usual thing that happens is that stealing is justified because I am a white male that has worked hard and inherited absolutely nothing. An injustice that destroyed Zimbabwe.

[@wouterkellerman4458]

Who paid for the study and why. I am White and i call this nonsense.

[@rock882josh7]

This guest talks painfully slow