About PWG Group

Financial guidance for people, families and businesses.

PWG Group is a South African financial-services group based in Pretoria. Its specialist areas are Advisory Services, Employee Benefits, Wealth, Short-Term Advisors, Legal & Trusts / Fiduciary Services, and Accounting.

494 Indiana Avenue, Faerie Glen, Pretoria, Gauteng, 0081, South Africa

Our approach

Personal, connected and built to last.

PWG exists to give clients one place to take their financial questions — and one plan that holds the answers together over time.

Understand before advising
We start with your circumstances, goals and responsibilities. A recommendation made before that is a guess, not advice.
One connected picture
Your personal, family and business finances are considered together, so a decision in one area is not made in isolation.
Specialists, coordinated
When a question needs legal, tax, fiduciary or actuarial input, the right specialist is brought in and the work is coordinated.
Built for the long term
Relationships are maintained and plans reviewed, because a plan that is not revisited is not a plan.

Group structure

Six specialist areas, one group.

Each area has its own focus and its own specialists. They work together where a client's situation spans more than one of them.

Advisory Services
The starting point for most clients: understanding the full picture, agreeing priorities and coordinating the work that follows.
Wealth
Building, growing and protecting wealth with the goals and time horizons in view.
Short-Term Advisors
Cover for assets, property, vehicles and business operations, arranged with the appropriate short-term specialists.
Employee Benefits
Workforce benefit structures, communication and engagement for employers and their teams.
Legal & Trusts / Fiduciary Services
Trust, estate and fiduciary structures, working alongside the legal and fiduciary specialists involved.
Accounting
Financial records and reporting that give a business the information it needs to plan and decide.

Where a service is provided by a particular PWG entity, or delivered with an external specialist under the relevant provider's authority, the responsible entity and disclosures are confirmed with you before you proceed.

Working together

How the areas combine.

Most real-world needs do not respect departmental boundaries. A business owner protecting a company also has a family, a retirement and an estate. A parent planning a child's education is usually also thinking about their own retirement and their parents' care.

That is the point of a group structure: the adviser you meet coordinates the specialists, so you are not left holding the pieces yourself.

See how PWG works

An example of a connected plan

A business owner asks about protecting the business if they cannot work.
The adviser brings in business insurance, key-person and personal protection together.
The personal side is then connected to retirement, wealth and estate planning.
Employee benefits and the accounting work that keeps the numbers current are added where they belong.

An illustration of how the areas connect. It is not advice, a recommendation, or a description of a specific product.