Maya on Money | What the rise of ‘agentic’ money means for personal finance

News24 Business18 October 2026 at 17:07

Agentic finance is moving personal financial management from static document analysis toward real-time, connected support. The shift could improve insight and planning while introducing important security, privacy, commercial, and professional-advice concerns, says Maya Fisher-French.
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