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Ever heard of the saying, ‘the harder I work, the luckier I get’? This saying is a reality at IFA and more so at the annual IFA Mass Rally as this is
where hardworking IFAs get really lucky. As a testament to this, at the recently held 2013 IFA Mass Rally, IFA gave away, not one, not two, not three, but four brand new black IFA branded cars to lucky and hardworking IFAs, in full view of a packed audience on 23 February at the Ellis Park Arena, Johannesburg. The winners from different categories of the Gijima Lucky Draw competition drove away in style on the day.
A VW Polo Vivo went to Thobeka Tembiso, a G100 winner
from the Eastern Cape; while the G200 winner, Modumo
Mahlase from Gauteng drove away with an Audi A1;
Ntombenhle Myeni, G400 winner from KwaZulu-Natal,
could not believe her luck as she got into a BMW 1 Series,
and the winner of the BMW 3 Series was, G800 winner also
from KwaZulu-Natal, Thula Mafoko. As if the cars were not
enough, another three hardworking IFAs walked away with
guaranteed cheques totalling R340 000. The highest amount
of R150 000 went to Delani Maishi from KwaZulu-Natal,
while Monde Qotywa from Gauteng received a whopping
R110 000, and the final cheque, of R80 000, went to Thula
Mafoko from KwaZulu-Natal. All these prizes are not only
proof that the harder one works at IFA, the luckier one gets,
they also confirm that it pays to work the IFA business.
“We are very excited because this year’s IFA Mass Rally once
again provided a great platform for outstanding IFAs to be
recognised and walk away with life changing prizes. While
we gave away cars and lots of cash this year, last year we
gave away a house worth a R1 million, among other great
prizes,” says Mthunzi Mbali, IFA Marketing Director.
Over and above the big prizes given away, throughout the
event cameras rolled as top-performing IFAs took turns on
the stage to receive well-deserved awards and prizes. The
Grammy award-winning Soweto Gospel Choir accompanied
by South Africa’s Got Talent 2012 winner, Botlhale Boikanyo
took centre stage and did not disappoint – as they kept the
audience’s spirits lifted with their amazing voices. While IFA
Brand Ambassadors Desmond Dube and Lillian Dube kept
the audience in stitches, Nimrod ‘Mr Lotto’ Nkosi as the
prize-master for the day kept the audience in suspense as
he artfully revealed who the lucky draw winners were. The
cameo appearance by Generations characters ‘Choppa’ and
‘Mam Patricia’ during the Rally, was the cherry on top at
an already star-studded event. Screams of excitement and
disbelief spread across the audience as the two characters
came to life, making the IFA story on Generations a reality
for many fans and followers of South Africa’s leading soapie.
New initiatives and bonuses were also launched. Among the
launches was the new competition: MEGAbucks. As its
name suggests, it is about more money and more chances
for IFAs to win. Therefore IFAs need to prepare to get their
share, by qualifying for the Khula Bonus, in this cash-filled
competition.
“The IFA Business Opportunity has, over the years, grown
in stature and size as more and more people take up this
unique opportunity to change their lives for the better. As a
result the annual IFA Mass Rally keeps attracting thousands of
IFAs and prospective IFAs from across the country to witness
much-deserved recognition of the top performing IFAs. We
trust that the initiatives, bonuses and competition launched
at this year’s Mass Rally will further assist IFAs in growing their
businesses and changing their lives, as well as those of other
people around them,” says Basil Reekie, Clientèle Limited
Managing Director-Designate. By Mpume Nyandu
The harder IFAs work, the Luckier they get!
Inside:• 2013 IFA Mass Rally• 2014 Incentive Conference: Dubai• MEGABUCKS Competition
Screams of excitement and disbelief spread across the audience as the two characters came to life...“
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IZINDABAMarch/April 2013
Clientèle Life is an authorised Financial Services Provider
3 IFA Izindaba Special Edition • March/April 2013 IFA Izindaba Special Edition • March/April 20132
Greece is the home of the modern Olympics, the marathon and some of the
world’s greatest philosophers, making it a country rich in culture that is beyond
compare. Greece’s undeniably beautiful coastline is the destination for the 2013
IFA Incentive conference. Incentive qualifiers will set sail on board the “splendour of
the seas” for a five-day cruise, stopping at three Greek islands (split, croatia; kusadasi
(Ephesus), Turkey; Mykonos, Greece) - discovering among other things, this magical part
of Greece. The islands are sure to charm with their sun-baked beaches, crystal clear water,
tasty traditional taverna cuisine and colourful handmade jewellery and crafts. Here is
what some of the first time Incentive conference qualifiers had to say about being chosen:
IFAs Drive Away In Style From The 2013 IFA Mass RallyGREEK ISLES 2013 IFA INCENTIVE CONFERENCE
Malvyn lewisBonakele nyaBa
siyaBulela TyaBazayo
easTern Cape wesTern Cape kwazulu-naTal
“Are you serious? I’m going to
Greece? Not long ago I could
hardly picture myself going to
Johannesburg for the 2013 IFA Mass Rally
never mind jetting across abroad. To say that I
am excited about joining the top brass of the
IFA Network at the 2013 Incentive Conference,
well, is pretty much an understatement. What’s
more is that this will be my first time overseas.
Let’s take a step back here. In March 2009
I was working as a manager at a company
based in KwaZulu-Natal. There was only one
problem – I was always broke by the 25th of
every month. In all honesty, I couldn’t afford
my lifestyle. After all, I am a mother of three
beautiful children living in Pietermaritzburg.
Luckily at the time Patrick Dlamini brought
me to an IFA Presentation. I only had modest
expectations; to just have a little extra petrol
money would have been enough for me.
Within a month I had already banked my first
earnings. Three months later I climbed to Club 100.
From that point there was only one way and
that was up. I continued working in my spare
time – identifying quality people and inviting
people to presentations and then helping
those people that joined the IFA Business
Opportunity to earn. It paid off. In the middle
of last year, June 2012, having reached Club
1000, I decided to resign from my former job
and concentrate on IFA.
To me the one thing that holds IFA together is
respect. You need to treat people the way that
you would like to be treated. I always look to
myself first before I try to give direction to
others. With regards to my downline, I first
and foremost try to lead by example. When
somebody new joins my team I am very
conscious of the fact that if I don’t assist
and guide them, they are very likely to fall by
the wayside. I do my very best to empower
them with the skills they need to grow
their businesses so they too can eventually
empower others.
I have big plans for 2013. I aim to increase my
club status by June 2013 and achieve a good
lead in the new MEGABUCKS Competition.
One day I’d like to earn my place in the IFA
Champions Forum. In the meantime, I will
keep working hard and do what I love best –
changing lives.” Compiled by Christopher Bompas
“I’m a Constable in the SAPS and I was
always struggling for money. When I
joined IFA, I was on probation and not
permanently employed in the SAPS. So I was
always worried about money. When I joined
IFA in February 2012, I saw this business as
a way of making extra income. I didn’t know
that I would grow so much that within twelve
months of joining I’d be one of the Top Fast
Starters in the Eastern Cape.
A week before the IFA Mass Rally, I got a call
from a lady at the IFA head office who told me
that I would be boarding a flight to Gauteng
to attend the rally. I had to put the call on loud
speaker so that my colleagues could hear her
tell me my flight details and where I would be
staying. My colleagues didn’t believe me when
I told them about IFA, but now, after that call
as well as being called on stage as one of the
people who will be going on the Greek Isle
Cruise (2013 IFA Incentive Conference), they
also want to join the business.
It will be my first time overseas and I’m looking
forward to everything. Just stepping my foot
on new land is going to be an experience in
itself. I’m looking forward to mingling with
other top IFAs and getting to learn the secrets
to their growth in this business.
IFA has done a lot for me. I’m now happily
paying my car instalments and I can afford
petrol. I always have something in the bank
and I’m also able to save. I don’t stress as much
as I used to about money because I know that
my hard work within IFA makes sure that I
always have money to support myself.
I believe that in order to be successful in the IFA
Business Opportunity, we all need to support
each other and help our downlines grow.
Attending IFA Presentations is important and
I know that if you believe in yourself you can
go very far in this business.
IFA maintains my lifestyle and has changed my
life for the better. Everybody goes to the ATM
but not everybody has money to withdraw.
IFA gives me the confidence to go to the
bank and leave smiling. I’m always pleasantly
surprised with everything that has to do with
IFA.” Compiled by Lerato Ramango
“This is the best of three for sure. Since
joining the IFA Business Opportunity I
promised myself that my partner and
I are going to an IFA Incentive Conference
every year. And guess what? We’ve done
it again and I am still excited as ever. After
the 2013 IFA Mass Rally there is still a lot of
adrenaline pumping through my blood. This
year holds a lot of promise, especially with
the new opportunities to earn with the new
MEGABUCKS Competition.
In October 2010 I thought that I had hit the end
of the road, as I had recently lost my job. I was
desperate for a new way to make ends meet.
Ironically, the timing worked in my favour as
David Kokong was doing IFA Presentations
through my hometown, Vredenburg. It was
Vernon Vraagon who persuaded me to listen
to what he had to say. And I did. Although
I was initially sceptical, the basic principles of
the IFA Business Opportunity made a lot of
sense to me. By the end of December 2010, I
received a much welcomed R8 000. It wasn’t
long before I doubled that.
Why do I wake up in the morning and work
the IFA Business Opportunity. I have three
children aged 14, 10 and 3. I am very proud of
them and want to ensure that they enjoy the
best future possible. That is why I continually
tell people about IFA, what it has done in my
life and what it could do for others if they
would only listen.
Hard work, dedication and energy remain
critical to achieving my dreams. I am also not
one to leave others behind. I invest in my
downlines, especially those who are new, by
teaching them how to become earners.
Now I have to confess that I’d like to teach
KZN IFAs a thing or two. I’d like to show them
that I too can be a major award winner. Watch
this space.” Compiled by Christopher Bompas
“I started working at a very young
age in order to support myself. In 2011
I worked at a Spa but my salary was
not great. If I arrive late for work, I would get
money deducted at the end of the month
from my salary for the accumulated time that
I was late. I had to work double shifts in order
for me to earn a decent salary.
When I joined IFA in May 2011, I didn’t
really take the business seriously and only
really started working hard and achieving
recognition in November 2011. From then on
I was hooked on succeeding and I fired my
boss to concentrate of IFA full-time.
I’m proud of my achievements. Receiving
the Bronze medal at the IFA Mass Rally for
the Sustainable Business Award made me
realise that I’m doing the right things for my
business. I didn’t even hear when my name
was called on stage as a qualifier for the 2013
IFA Incentive Conference. I was told by my
fiancé who was sitting next to me and I was
overjoyed as I headed to the stage.
It was my first time on a plane coming to
Johannesburg for the IFA Mass Rally and it’s
going to be an even greater experience being
on a plane heading overseas. I’m looking
forward to experiencing everything especially
the food, the sun, the fun and being in a
completely different environment.
There are three things I live by when
approaching prospects: confidence, respect
and belief. The people I approach must be
willing to change the way they are currently
living. I don’t have to explain anything to them
because we have professional accredited IFA
Presenters to do that, I just tell them to attend
an IFA Presentation to see how IFA can really
change their lives. There is no looking back
because life is good.” Compiled by Lerato Ramango
Thandeka assuMani
kwazulu-naTal
It was a case of go big or go home, as for the first time in the history of IFA, four brand-new cars were up for grabs
at the IFA Mass Rally. After a long year of sweating blood and working hard, IFA rewarded those who ‘gijimered’ an exceptional race. As per tradition, IFAs have gotten used to winning big at these events and the 2013 edition didn’t disappoint.
IFAs who ran an extraordinary race and
qualified for G100 – G800 in 2012 all
stood a chance of driving away in style at
the 2013 IFA Mass Rally. The cars BMW 3
Series, BMW 1 Series, Audi A1 and VW Polo
Vivo were won by Thula Mafoko (KwaZulu-
Natal), Ntombenhle Myeni (KwaZulu-Natal),
Modumo Mahlase (Gauteng) and Thobeka
Tembiso (Eastern Cape) respectively.
Thobeka Tembiso
“Disbelief, excitement and shock are all
the emotions that were going through
me as I was walking towards the stage
after being announced as the Polo Vivo winner
in the G100 lucky draw. At first I couldn’t
even move, I heard Nimrod call my name but
I felt weak, shaking even. My Presenter had
to fetch me from my seat. On stage, I went
straight to the car without collecting the car
keys. I honestly didn’t expect to win.
I’m from a rural area close to Bisho in the
Eastern Cape and I always encourage my
neighbours to join IFA. I have been telling
them that one day they will see what IFA will
do for me. When they saw my brand new
spanking car, they said ‘you told us so’. And
I tell them it’s only the beginning. Even now,
my neighbours are flooding to my house to
check out my car. I was the only one in my
family without a car. As a result I didn’t even
have a driver’s license, not even a learner’s
license. I’ve only just booked for my learner’s
license now.
Winning the car was so ironic because the
first time I got introduced to IFA I was hitch-
hiking and the person who gave me a lift was
an IFA – Mrs Mgole, who subsequently invited
me to an IFA Presentation. The following
Tuesday I was the first person to show up
at the presentation because I wanted to
improve my life financially. That day, I bought
six application forms. I took out one policy
for myself even though I didn’t know how
I would pay for the policy cause at the time
the only income I got was a social grant for
my daughter. In one month I had 21 people
and thus the policy paid itself. All I wanted
was R2 000 a month from IFA, little did I
know that my earnings would far exceed my
expectations. And that I would go from hitch
hiking to winning a car. My next goal is to go
to Dubai next year. I missed the Greek Isles by
a few points this year.
I would like to urge people not to be doubting
Thomas who believed only by seeing. Why
not try this business first then see the results.”
Compiled by Louwella Moeti
Ntombenhle Myeni
“I am a teacher by profession, and
a lot of people think teachers live a
comfortable life. A point I entirely
disagree with. The only time I started enjoying
a comfortable life was when I joined IFA. I can’t
begin to describe how my life has transformed
in less than a year of joining this life changing
business.
My life as a teacher was filled with financial
worries. Then I met Delani Maishi who invited
me to an IFA Presentation. I was skeptical at
first because I thought all he wants to do is
to sell me a policy of some sort. I decided to
go to the presentation just to give in to his
persistence; little did I know that was a life
changing decision. I left the presentation filled
with a lot of desire and zest to change my life.
Four months later, I was earning just a little
over R10 000. I took all of that money and
paid for my son’s tuitions fees at Mangosuthu
Technickon. As if that was not enough, I
bought myself a Toyota Hilux Double Cab. My
teacher colleagues thought I won the lotto…
but I quickly dispelled that and told them IFA
was my lottery.
Winning the BMW 1 Series at the 2013 IFA
Mass Rally was just the icing on the cake. I
was overjoyed when my name was called on
stage, I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry.
It was just surreal! I came to the Mass Rally by
bus, and drove back to KZN in my new set of
wheels. What more can I ask for from IFA?”
Compiled by Elliot Ngubeni
Thula Mafoko
“When my name was announced as
the BMW 3 Series winner, I could not
believe my luck. In fact, to this day, I’m
still pinching myself because it all still feels
like a dream. The feeling of winning the car
was like nothing I’ve ever experienced in my
life. This had less to do with merely winning
a BMW but more with the fact that my hard
work was paying off. I thought of all those
years I had invested in making my business
work and now I was realising the fruits of my
hard labour.
I joined IFA in 2001 - the best decision of my
life. Growing up I always dreamt of becoming
successful and when I went into teaching, I
constantly felt like something was missing
and that I could do so much more with my
life. Simply being an ordinary teacher, earning
an ordinary salary wasn’t enough for me. My
first earnings came two months after joining
the business. I got R805 and that motivated
me to focus even more attention on the
business. A year after becoming an IFA, I
decided to quit my job as a teacher to focus
on my IFA business full-time. It was a relatively
easy decision to make, as I was earning more
through IFA, than I was as a teacher.
Because of IFA, my life has changed in ways
that I could have never imagined even in my
wildest dreams. The BMW 3 Series I’ve just
won will be the fourth car in the fleet I was
able to acquire because of the IFA Business
Opportunity. I am looking forward to reaching
even greater levels of success.”
Compiled by Lebogang ba ga Lathane
Modumo Mahlase
“This is my 10th year as an IFA and I
could not have scripted it better myself
having had the good fortune of driving
away with a brand new Audi A1 as the winner
in the G200 lucky draw. Most of what I have
achieved in life hasn’t been by luck; only
hard work and determination. In 2003 I was
a merchandiser scraping together a meagre
living of R2 000 a month. Life was tough; I was
staying in an informal settlement, Daveyton,
Mpumalanga, with several members of my
family to support. I couldn’t even get a bank
loan as I had relied on loan sharks.
My life started again when a friend of mine
invited me to an IFA Presentation by Eva
Mokhosi. I thought if I could earn just enough
money to buy a train ticket it would be worth
it. By March 2003 I received my first earnings.
Within three years, I had reached Club 750
taking home R18 000 on a sideline income,
because I was only doing the IFA business
part-time at the time. It exceeded my wildest
dreams, especially since I had worked for 13
years as a merchandiser. I had made so much
progress in such a short time that there was
only one thing left – to become a full time IFA
so that I could grow my business even further.
My new Audi A1 is a handsome addition to
my collection of cars and properties that I have
managed to acquire through the IFA Business
Opportunity.
Each day I apply my motto: A day without a
deal is a day wasted. And I can tell you that
I have come back from the 2013 IFA Mass
Rally more energised than ever. Three weeks
after this year’s Mass Rally, I introduced
another 10 people to the IFA Business
Opportunity qualifying me for IFA’s next
exciting competition, MEGABUCKS. The
new car is a great motivator to show people
that IFA works. Essentially, as an IFA you are
given a blank cheque – your effort determines
exactly what you make. At IFA, there are no
upfront fees, you don’t need a degree or a
diploma and you aren’t dealing with heavy
merchandise – only Clientèle’s great financial
products.
My formula for success isn’t mysterious; it
is IMF – Invite, Meet and Follow-Up. When
I invite someone to join the IFA Business
Opportunity my objective is to ensure that
they start earning as fast as possible. I make a
habit of sitting down with my downlines and
strategising how they can achieve their goals.
There is no home like IFA. I have a wonderful
opportunity to change the lives of other
people and in the process I am securing a
future for myself and my family. Even if I die
tomorrow I can rest assured that the future of
my family is secured through the IFA Earnings
Guarantee Benefit. I am also proud that I
recently qualified for IFA’s share appreciation
scheme, Khula Nathi. So as IFA grows, I will
grow and that indeed is an exciting thought.”
Compiled by Christopher Bompas
VW Polo Vivo
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Joy at the IFA Mass Rally... Ntombenhle overwhelmed after winning a BMW I Series.
Doing it best in twos...Celebrating success...
Laughing out loud...
Proud IFA Legends Forum members
Thumbs up...
Proud IFA Champions Forum members.
We were there in the flesh...
KZN stepping up...
Basil shares a laugh with Psy and Proph.
Be my wife (BMW). Thula Mafoko’s wife.
Top Presenters in the house...
It doesn’t get better than this.
There’s nowhere else I’d rather be...
Generations stars dancing to the IFA tune.
Let’s show love to all winners...
Congratulations are in order.
I’m driving back home in style!
Well done my brother...
I am a victor...
Greek Isles, here we come!
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FA MASS RALLY
GO FOR GOLD!
Smiling all the way to the bank.
Botlhale and the Soweto Gospel choir perform.
Proud IFA Achievers Forum members
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Delani Maishi - KwaZulu-NatalR150 000 winner“When you work hard, you always get what is due to you. Without
any shadow of a doubt, winning this was no accident. It was as a result
of the hard work I put in in the last competition period. In both the
Founders and Builders Competitions, I have always was been in the Top 3
of this category. So when the Gijima Competition started, I upped the
ante and increased my work rate. The results are there for all to see.
Not to sound arrogant, but I was not surprised when my name was
called on stage. It was more of an expected victory. In the same breath,
I have to say that the competition was stiff. Especially because the
Fast and Furious category is open for all IFAs to compete. for. But the
toughest competition came from my KZN IFA family. They pushed me to
the finishing line because I knew if I faltered, one of them was going to
sneak their nose in and cross the finish line before me.
I’m here to beat my own records; hence I have already started working
hard for the MEGAbucks Competition. A lot of money is there to be
won, and the intention is clear, grab it and run off to the bank. I’m not
going to do it alone, my downlines and the KZN family share the same
vision and intent. See you at the podium at the 2014 IFA Mass Rally”
Compiled by Elliot Ngubeni
Monde Qotywa - GautengR110 000 winner“I grew up in the rural areas of the old Transkei, walking long distances
to school and coming back to my home duty as a herd boy. My mom
never worked and my father was a truck driver and due to my family’s
background I was always driven to succeed at whatever I do. After high
school I completed an Honours degree in Accounting at the Walter Sisulu
University (then University of Transkei). I then worked as an Accountant
for about five years until 2007, when a friend introduced me to the
IFA Business Opportunity. In November of the same year, I joined the
business and have been doing it part-time ever since.
The IFA opportunity came at the right time and I immediately sank my
teeth into it and worked hard to establish myself. When I received my
first earnings, R314, on 20 December 2007, I took it as a sign that the
IFA Business Opportunity really works. In my eyes there was no better
proof that if I could continue doing what I had done in the first month,
I could actually determine my own salary. It also said to me I could get
more and grow the business and it all depended on the level of energy
and commitment I put in.
The business has had an amazing impact on the quality of my life. Largely
owing to the IFA, I’ve been able to travel to many different places around
the world but most importantly my family enjoys a financially stable and
secure life. I have to say however that the IFA Business Opportunity,
just like any other business requires a lot of perseverance. It’s not a
quick-fix kind of business and it is a lot more about the journey than the
destination.
For me, 2012 was a race well-run. I was actually looking forward to
making the top five in The Fast and The Furious competition. Ideally,
you want to be number one but getting second position was a great
achievement for me and besides, R110 000 is not an amount of money
to scoff at. I think I’ll invest some of the money into my business, pay
some towards my bond and maybe spoil myself a little with whatever
change is left.
There isn’t one thing I can say I did that made me excel and stand in
line to win one of the big Fast and Furious prizes. I applied the same
principles that I have always applied in my business approach, which are
underlined by hard work and a genuine hunger to succeed. Despite all
the challenges that I encountered in the journey, I didn’t take my eyes
off the ball and kept my focus and fortunately it paid off. I’m looking
forward to working even harder in 2013 and improve from where I was
in 2012. I always compete with myself to ensure I progress even further
in my business.” Compiled by Lebogang ba ga Lathane
Thula Mafoko - KwaZulu-NatalR80 000 winnerWhen I was introduced to the IFA Business Opportunity back in 2001,
I figured I had nothing to lose and I needed something that could
supplement my meagre teacher’s salary. What happened after that
I reckon is the stuff Hollywood scripts are made of. I never imagined
achieving even half the things I’ve achieved.
To be honest being called up as one of the top three performers in
the Gijima Competition at the 2013 IFA Mass Rally didn’t come as a
complete shock. I was expecting some form of reward because I knew
how hard I had worked during 2012. My motto in business is ‘always
try to beat your best’ and since I had performed well in 2011, I pushed
myself even more in 2012. Actually I was aiming for the top prize of
R150 000 but I guess as the saying goes, “If you aim for the moon and
miss, you’ll land among the stars.” Still, winning the 3rd prize of R80 000
was very gratifying.
I got bitten by the success bug all those years ago and now I don’t even
want to think about anything less than being among the best. I think
that is what is important to make it in this business - the refusal to accept
failure, which underlines my success as an IFA. I have consciously chosen
to delete the word failure from my vocabulary.
In my view, the IFA Business Opportunity works best for people who
want to write their own pay cheques and define their own destiny.
Through dedication and hard work there is no limit to the things one
can achieve through IFA, key amongst others being financial freedom. I
think I am able to say today that IFA has made all the difference in my life
and having pushed myself, I was able to see the rewards at the 2013 IFA
Mass Rally. The highlight of the Rally for me was achieving Legend status
and now I look forward to even greater heights of success.
Compiled by Lebogang ba ga Lathane
For those of you who missed the 2013 IFA National Mass Rally, you may have already heard about IFA’s exciting new cash-filled competition called: MEGAbucks. This competition is positioned to challenge, drive and motivate IFAs to get their share
of the MEGAbucks.
This new adrenaline-charged competition, is for both longstanding and new IFAs, and is aimed
at acknowledging passion and hard work, giving due credit to the best-performing IFAs within
the competition period.Through perseverance and mega effort, every IFA stands a chance
to win a share of over R1.7 million MEGABUCKS. Cash prizes are up for grabs at Midyear
MEGABUCKS Cheque Point Rallies, as well as at the end of the competition period, at the 2014
IFA National Mass Rally.
Work towards becoming a MEGAbucks qualifier now by earning a kHuLA bONus during
the competition period.
KhuLa BoNusThe first time 3 or more premium-paying Key Appointments on Level 1 pay their first premium
in the same IFA earnings period, the introducer will receive a once-off bonus of R80 per paid
policy (e.g. if 4 Key Appointments pay their first premium in the same earnings period you will
receive R320).
Similarly, when 3 or more premium-paying Key Appointments pay their second premium in the
same IFA earnings period, the introducer will receive a bonus of R80 per paid policy. Finally,
when 3 or more premium-paying Key Appointments pay their third premium in the same IFA
earnings period, the introducer will receive a further bonus of R80 per paid policy.
This exciting new bonus offers IFAs an opportunity to benefit from every additional (over 3) Key
Appointment introduced in the same earnings period by including:
• All policies considered for payment during the competition period (Payment date from 20
March 2013 to 20 Feb 2014) count towards a Khula Bonus.
• No limitation to the amount that can be paid in the form of Khula Bonuses during the
competition period.
Note: Only one paid policy per Key Appointment counts towards a Khula Bonus in the same earnings period.
Qualify for one of the MEGABUCKS categories and earn your status, as well as stand a chance
to win cash in February 2014, at the IFA Mass Rally. The qualification for each category is based
on the introduction of a specified number of paid new business policies on Levels 1-3 in the
relevant categories during the competition period.
If you qualify for entry into the MEGABUCKS competition by earning a Khula Bonus by
June 2013, you will be eligible to participate in the MIDYEAR MEGABUCKS CHEQUEPOINT
Competition. The Top 3 performers per province will each receive a cash prize, based on the
winner being the IFA with the highest number of paid new business introduced on Levels 1-3,
with a minimum of 150. Policies counting towards the Midyear MEGABUCKS CHEQUEPOINT
competition are those counting towards payment dates 20 February 2013 to 20 June 2013
(inclusive). The prizes, per province, are R5 000, R7 500 and R10 000 for the relevant position.
One part of the competition is called the MEGAbucks 15 series, aptly named to celebrate IFA’s 15th birthday and IFA would love you to join in the celebrations by qualifying for MEGAbucks.
For each category, the following criteria need to be met:
At the end of the competition this really does increase to MEGABUCKS for Top Performers
when it rewards the real pace-setters with the following cash prizes:
And then because IFA wants to give everyone
a chance to make growing your business
even more worthwhile, we’ve kept our Lucky
draws at Midyear and Provincial Rallies just by
being a MEGABUCKS qualifier you can win
R2 500 (Midyear) and (R5 000).
Zitholele, Get your share IFAs! The MEGABUCKS
are yours to take. Don’t forget to read the
2013/2014 IFA Rules Manual to make sure you
understand all the rules and conditions or visit
www.ifa.co.za, for the same rules.
By Lauren Kleynhans
GoLd status - LEvEL 1• The winners will be the IFAs with the
highest number of paid new businessintroducedonLevel1,withaminimumof30.
• ThiscategorywillrecogniseamaximumoftheTop5performersinthiscompetition.
Position 1 R50 000Position 2 R40 000Position 3 R30 000Position 4 R20 000Position 5 R10 000
pLatiNuM status – LEvELs 1-3• The winners will be the IFAs with the
highest number of paid new businessintroducedonLevels1-3,withaminimumof1000.
• ThiscategorywillrecogniseamaximumoftheTop10performersinthiscompetition.
Position 1 R150 000Position 2 R100 000Position 3 R80 000Position 4 R60 000Position 5 R50 000Position 6 R50 000Position 7 R50 000Position 8 R50 000Position 9 R50 000Position 10 R50 000
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introduce 115 to 214 new paid policies15 qualifiers will each receive R10 000
Mega215 (SuPeRioR StatuS)
introduce 215 to 414 new paid policies10 qualifiers will each receive R15 000
Mega415 (PRioRity StatuS)
introduce 415 to 614 new paid policies7 qualifiers will each receive R20 000
Mega615 (elite StatuS)
introduce 615 to 814 new paid policies5 qualifiers will each receive R25 000
Mega815 (PReStige StatuS)
introduce 815 or more new paid policiesall qualifiers will each receive R30 000
Zitholele your share of megabucks
Possibly the most exciting place in the world to visit, the glittering city of Dubai is an outstanding choice for the 2014 IFA Incentive
conference. It is not only because it has golden beaches, city and desert almost in one, but it also has massive malls with tax-free boutiques. so, if you qualify for the 2014 Incentive conference, you may find that the most challenging part of the trip is deciding what to spend your money on.
From ancient markets to extravagant modern stores,
Dubai is a destination of fascinating contrasts where old
meets new and East meets West. Known as the Pearl
of the Arabian Gulf, the city clusters round an exquisite
creek, the atmospheric alleys of its old town taking a
twisted path of gold, silks and spices.
Dubai offers 4x4 dune bashing or camel riding, various
racing, new age buildings, beautiful golf courses, and
impressive hotels, and that’s just the start. So what do you
need to do to qualify? Start working now – if you haven’t
already! To Buy, or not To Buy – It’s all up to you!
Qualify for the Incentive Conference, and join fellow IFAs
on an experience of a lifetime. Details of the programme
/ itinerary will be communicated closer to the time, rest
assured that IFA Incentive Conferences never disappoint,
speak to a previous Incentive Conference qualifier and
they will sure confirm this. Refer to the rules manual. By Lauren Kleynhans
To buy, or not to buy inFast and Furious IFAs WiN BiGThe old saying that ‘hard work pays off’ is perhaps one of
the most overused phrases. so much so that its intended
meaning may have been watered down to a point where
most people don’t even comprehend what it really means. be that
as it may, one thing it hasn’t lost is its accuracy when applied -
something IFAs Delani Maishi, Monde Qotywa and Thula Mafoko
did as they emerged the top three performers in the Fast and
Furious category of the IFA Gijima competition.
As a result of their efforts, the three IFAs were rewarded at
the 2013 IFA Mass Rally, with R150 000, R110 000 and R80 000
respectively. The Fast and Furious category was an added incentive
for top-performing IFAs who had run an exceptional race. These
IFAs achieved the highest number of paid new business introduced
on Levels 1-3, with a minimum of 1000.
Izindaba spoke to the winners about what drove them to win.
Social FeedsWhat People Had To Say
8 IFA Izindaba Special Edition • March/April 2013
IFA
15th Birthday
IThis year’s IFA Presenters’ Conference was nothing short of inspirational and educational.
With the theme being ‘Ubuntu’, the conference which took place on 22 February 2013
at Birchwood Hotel & Conference Centre in Johannesburg was bound to be one with a
difference. “This year’s Presenters’ Conference was themed around the ‘concept’ that drives
all the success in IFA. It is the core component and the ‘golden thread’ that touches on all that
is IFA, and that lives in each and every one of us,” says Keeran Krishna, Head of Presenters’
Strategy.
IFA Presenters from all corners of the country converged on Thursday afternoon, 21 February
and had the opportunity to mingle and catch up with each other. Later that evening the 2012
best performing presenters were recognised.
The big day (22 February) is where it all happened – in an informative, educational and
motivational conference, the year ahead was unpacked and presenters were thoroughly
equipped for 2013. “The aim of the 2013 IFA Presenters’ Conference was to educate
and motivate all presenters in attendance. Education was centered on new initiatives
planned for 2013 and industry related changes, while motivation was designed to inspire
those attending to go back and give it their best in growing their IFA Businesses,” further
explains Keeran Krishna.
Being filled with the spirit of ‘Ubuntu’, IFA Presenters are determined to support and
assist all IFAs sell the IFA brand and IFA Business Opportunity. So keep inviting people to
IFA Presentations, a group of highly motivated IFA Presenters awaits them.
By Louwella Moeti
Congratulations to the following iFa presenters who were recognised as top performing iFa presenters at the conference:
CatEGoRY WiNNER aWaRdHIGHEST QUALITY PRESENTER Solomon Mahlangu Gold
Vusimuzi Masangane Gold
Keeiso Mosokwene Gold
Moses Motlhabane Gold
Jerry Skosana Gold
Elliot Skosana Gold
Joseph Magale Gold
Dudu Assumani Gold
PRESENTERS’ PRESENTER OF THE YEAR Odwa Macingwane Gold
Bongani Njongo Silver
Solomon Mahlangu Bronze
Delani Maishi Bronze
MOST INTERACTIVE PRESENTER Sello Mavundla Gold
Sipho “Dynamite” Mpofu Silver
Martha Mabula Bronze
MOST COMMITTED PRESENTER Goitsemang Nape Gold
Solomon Mahlangu Silver
Zuko Vanyaza Bronze
NETWORK’S CHOICE, PRESENTER OF THE YEAR Ednah Raliile Gold
Sipho Mpofu Silver
Zuko Vanyaza Bronze
MOST PRODUCTIVE PRESENTER Delani Maishi Gold
Monde Qotywa Silver
Thula Mafoko Bronze
B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O
U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U
H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y
B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O
U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H O B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y
B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y
B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y
B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y
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U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U
H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U
H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U
H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U H U M A N I T Y B O T H O U B U N T U Presenting the achievers...
...more achieversUnwinding after a long day A round of applause
Presenting smiles
Sharp sharp!!Let’s shake on it!
Food glorious food
Zitholele Rallies: saturday, 23 Marchgauteng - the WedgeWitbank - Protea HotelBloemfontein - iFa Platinum VenueCape town - Nobel Park
sunday, 24 MarchDurban - Suncoast CasinoMthatha - tshezi Building
limpopo - Mokopane VenueKlerksdorp - iFa Platinum Venue
Zitholele Mass Presentations:
saturday, 27 april
gauteng - the Wedge
Secunda - graceland
sunday, 28 april
Pietermaritzburg - iFa Platinum Venue
limpopo - Makhado Venue
Zitholele Mass Presentations:
saturday 4 May
Bloemfontein - iFa Platinum Venue
Cape town - Nobel Park
sunday, 5 May
east london - iFa Platinum Venue
Klerksdorp - iFa Platinum Venue
saturday 25 May
gauteng - the Wedge
Nelspruit - iFa Platinum Venue
sunday, 26 Mayulundi - garden Courtlimpopo - Burgersfort iFa Venue
Zitholele Mass Presentations:saturday, 1 JuneBloemfontein - iFa Platinum Venue
Cape town - Nobel Parksunday, 2 JunePort elizabeth - iFa Platinum Venue
Rustenburg - iFa Platinum VenueFriday, 21 – sunday, 30 JuneiFa incentive Conference:greek isles Cruise
Megabucks Rallies:
saturday, 6 July
gauteng - the Wedge
Witbank - Protea Hotel
Bloemfontein - President Hotel
Cape town - the Strand towers
sunday, 7 July
Durban - Suncoast Casino
Port elizabeth - opera House
Polokwane - iFa Platinum Venue
Rustenburg - iFa Platinum Venue
IFa Mass Presentations:saturday, 31 augustgauteng - Venue tBCNelspruit - iFa Platinum Venue
Zitholele Mass Presentations:
sunday, 1 september
KwaZulu-Natal - eskhaweni (Showgrounds)
limpopo - lebowakgomo iFa Venue
saturday, 28 september
Bloemfontein - iFa Platinum Venue
Cape town - Nobel Park
sunday, 29 september
Mthatha - tshezi Building
Rustenburg - iFa Platinum Venue
Zitholele Mass Presentations:
saturday, 5 octobergauteng - Venue tBC
Secunda - gracelandsunday, 6 octoberPietermaritzburg - iFa Platinum Venue
limpopo - giyani iFa Venuesunday, 27 octobereast london - iFa Platinum Venue
Klerksdorp - iFa Platinum Venue
IFa Provincial / Mass Rally:saturday, 1 FebruaryBloemfontein - President Hotelgauteng - theatre on the trackCape town - Cape Sun Hotelsaturday, 8 FebruaryDurban - olive Convention CentrePolokwane - iFa Platinum Venue
IFa Provincial Rallies:
saturday, 25 January
Witbank - Protea Hotel
Rustenburg - Civic Centre
Megabucks Rallies:
saturday, 23 November
gauteng - Venue tBC
Witbank - Protea Hotel
Cape town - Nobel Park tBC
Bloemfontein - iFa Platinum Venue
sunday, 24 November
east london - iFa Platinum Venue
Klerksdorp - iFa Platinum Venue
Durban - Suncoast Casino
Polokwane - iFa Platinum Venue
sunday, 9 Februaryeast london - the guildsaturday, 22 February
iFa Mass Rally -ellis Park arena
2013-2014 iFa events calender It’s going to be a MEGA year!