Transport Sector Retirement Fund.

30/07/2026

What should members consider doing?
Consider doing the following:
4) Ask for help before making big decisions
If you are close to retirement, thinking about withdrawing, or worried about your Fund Credit, contact the Fund or speak to a registered financial adviser.

28/07/2026

What should members consider doing?
Consider doing the following:
3) Check your benefit statement
Your benefit statement shows the value of your Fund Credit and helps you understand your retirement savings.

24/07/2026

We are currently experiencing network issues affecting our call centre and chat centre.
We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

24/07/2026

What should members consider doing?
Consider doing the following:
2) Continue contributing
Contributions made during a market downturn may buy more units at lower prices. If markets recover, those units may benefit from future growth.

22/07/2026

What should members consider doing?
Consider doing the following:

1) Stay invested
For most members, staying invested is the best way to give retirement savings time to recover after market downturns.

21/07/2026

Your Member Portal and Support Channels Are Fully Operational

21/07/2026

Newsflash available on the website here:

Moving Towards a Better Future

20/07/2026

What is TSRF doing to protect members’ savings?
TSRF’s trustees and professional investment managers regularly monitor the Fund’s investment strategy and market conditions.
The Fund’s investment approach is designed to:
• invest members’ savings with a long-term view;
• spread investments across different types of assets;
• manage risk through diversification;
• avoid relying on one market, one country or one type of investment;
• review market developments on an ongoing basis; and
• act in the best interests of members.
The Fund’s investment strategy is not based on short-term news events. It is designed to help members build retirement savings over many years

17/07/2026

Why diversification matters
TSRF does not invest all members’ savings in one place.
The Fund’s investment portfolios are diversified. This means that the money is spread across different types of investments and markets. These may include:
• shares in companies;
• bonds;
• property;
• cash;
• South African investments; and
• international investments.
Diversification can be explained as not putting all your eggs in one basket. If one type of investment falls in value, another type of investment may perform better and help reduce the overall impact.
This does not remove all risk, but it helps manage investment risk over time.

16/07/2026

A gentle reminder that the Member Portal, Call Centre, Chat Centre and Walk-In Centres will be temporarily unavailable from 17 - 20 July 2026.