The wishlist, priced in rands
Wonted takes the dreams South Africans actually type into Google — the win, the car, the house in Clifton, the life the famous live — and answers them with real numbers, real sources and no made-up figures.
customary; usual — and one letter from wanted. This site lives in that gap.
What we price
Three kinds of wanting — each answered with a number, a source and the date we checked it, never with a figure someone made up.
Celebrity wealth
What the famous actually own — net worths, houses and garages of SA's musicians, athletes and moguls, estimated in the open with sources shown.
Jackpot dreams
What really happens when you win the Lotto — the process, the tax, the anonymity — and what R100 million actually buys before it runs out.
What the dream costs
The Lamborghini per month, Clifton per square metre, the salary that makes you the one percent — sticker price, running costs and the honest maths.
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House rules
Four principles behind every number we publish.
- Every figure has a source and a date. Net worths are estimates by nature — so we show the inputs and when we checked them.
- Rands, always. Dollar figures are someone else's dream. We convert, date it, and say it in the currency you earn.
- The dream gets respect. Window-shopping the win is one of life's honest pleasures — no sneering, no envy-bait.
- The maths gets told straight. A lottery ticket is a dream, not a plan — and the running costs go in the article, not the fine print.