Let’s talk about financial security for women. As of publishing this article, we are celebrating International Women’s Day —inspiring inclusion for women. As we all call for the inclusion of women, in this article, I will be talking about steps
With the increased cost of living in Kenya, it is quite understandable why many people still struggle with saving and investing. This is even truer given the new tax and statutory deduction regimes, like the Affordable Housing Levy and new
Saving money is one of the key rules of building a solid financial foundation. In fact, it’s your starting point. Long before you start putting your money into investments or paying off all the debt, your funds should be going
Are you living paycheck-to-paycheck? Possibly drowning in a never-ending cycle of debt? Would you get by for a month or two if you lost your job? Or, if you had an unplanned and pressing expenditure, are digital loans or borrowing
The New Year is still young and holds many promises, like fulfilling your new resolutions. Or have you given up already, like yours truly and my ever-renewed resolution to hit the gym? While I may have given up on the
I have started using one of my accounts as a sinking fund savings vehicle. Why? Because I am terrible at money. Sometimes, not all the time. Yes, I set money aside for my pension and emergency funds. Some of my money
There is a debate I have seen a couple of times; Sacco vs Money Market Funds. There is one camp of Sacco proponents and another of MMFs, with each simply being against the other. I am not saying that each
Life comes at you fast and knocks you off balance when you least expect it. Financially, that means using and possibly exhausting your emergency fund. And there goes all the money you had set aside for a rainy day! I am
How many savings accounts are one too many? Can you even keep multiple savings accounts? Saving your hard-earned money is a prudent strategy for building wealth and attaining a secure financial future. A robust savings challenge offers you a variety of
At the start of 2021, I gave myself a money-saving challenge. Instead of doing the popular 52-week money-saving challenge, I decided to quit some habits and see how much I would raise. The idea was to continue with my regular