
7 INVESTMENTS YOU CAN MAKE WITH KES 5,000
Many of us hold the false notion that you have to be experts with a lot of money to start investing. We often promise ourselves: I will start investing when
Many of us hold the false notion that you have to be experts with a lot of money to start investing. We often promise ourselves: I will start investing when
Let’s admit it, impulse buying is kind of fun in the moment, but that spontaneity can drown you. Impulse buying is the biggest enemy to frugality, simplicity and a working
Remember the time, probably at the beginning of your career, when you were earning way lower than you do right now? Remember how you managed to get by with the
Ever felt like, whenever you start saving for rainy days, it rains the next day? That is how trying to get into saving habits is. Just when you have set
Most Kenyans have at least one bank account, and the account has likely been with the same bank ever since they started banking. Rarely do people realize that the banking
I remember a time when a loaf of bread was at a stable price of KES 50. A packet of milk too, and even cooking oil was moderately priced. As
Wealth is something you build. You build it through intentional spending, saving, and investing. You build it through healthy money habits. And you don’t have to be earning a certain
Having an Emergency Fund is a necessity! It is a shock absorber for the bumps of life that come every so often. Emergencies and unexpected expenses can strike when you
The main reason you should track your expenses is to gauge your spending habits by identifying and eliminating the unnecessary spending patterns in your financial life. When you constantly track
There has been serious economic pressure since April because the Covid-19 pandemic forced tens of thousands of Kenyans out of their jobs and businesses. We have had people miss their