Insights
Plain-English notes on what we do.
Short reads on the things people actually ask us about — insurance, wealth, and estate planning in Namibia. No jargon, no upsell. Just the thinking we do before we place a policy.
20 May 2026
How long does it take to wind up a Namibian estate?
Six to eighteen months is the usual answer — sometimes longer. Here's what actually drives the timeline, and what you can do today to make it faster when the time comes.
Read more →20 May 2026Bank vs broker: who actually has your back on insurance?
You're signing a home loan and the bank slides an insurance form across the desk. Is that the cover you want? A plain-English comparison of bank-bundled insurance and an independent broker.
Read more →20 May 2026The Trust Administration Act in plain English
In 2023, Namibia's trust law changed for the first time in almost ninety years. Here's the short version of what that means for anyone who has — or is thinking about — a trust.
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