Saving Tips You should Know.
Start savings regularly and the sooner the better (preferably as soon as you get your first job). Try to save […]
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Reasons Why You Should Get A Financial Advisor
The following are instances when you should get a Financial Advisor. 1.YOU’RE GETTING MARRIED For couples who are getting married,
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Why Millennials Are Not Saving Up For Retirement – Expert
….many Kenyans still don’t understand the importance of retirement planning and the benefits there off that include tax relief of
Life Insurance – a silent guardian, a watchful protector
A life insurance policy is the cheapest and safest mode of making a certain provision for one’s family. Everyone in
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Do your Biases influence Your Financial Decisions?
The Covid-19 pandemic is shaking and shaping up a new normal around the globe with challenges and innovations that we
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Insurance and Savings.
Did you know that: If any bank has to collapse today,only up to ksh 100000 of your deposits or savings
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To make money, you need to work with others
Saving method: I save through short-term investments like money market funds and high-yield savings accounts. Previously, I had tried to
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What Kenyans view as signs of wealth
…..About 92 percent of Kenyans said they believe that increased access to financial services can help people plan for their
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Fraying family ties
……Back then, family members cared for each other. There was a sense of community. One person’s problem became everybody’s problem.
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Toiling for bills… It’s a hand-to-mouth nation
……Those currently engaged in income-generating activities in formal and informal sectors have prioritised paying monthly bills and educating their children,