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5 Steps to Digging Yourself out of Debt & Lifestyle Inflation
It won’t happen overnight, but reclaiming your financial freedom is entirely possible. We’ve outlined 5 steps on Digging yourself out
Redefining Wealth Management Through Trust and Choice: The Case of Standard Chartered Investment Services
In the world of Wealth Management, trust is the ultimate currency. It’s a hard-earned asset built on consistency, transparency, and
Banking Without Borders: How Kenyans in the Diaspora Can Invest Confidently and Transition Smoothly Back Home
For many Kenyans living abroad, the idea of investing back home is filled with both promise and apprehension. There’s the
One Dream, Many Ways: Finding What Works for Your Home Ownership Journey
For many people, the idea of owning a home is more than just a financial goal. It’s a deeply personal
Wealth Building Is A Marathon, Not A Sprint
Many people approach wealth the way they approach a deadline – as a sprint not a marathon: with urgency, pressure,
Building Wealth Starts with How You Think
Your mindset is one of the biggest anchors in your life, quietly steering the direction you take even in building
Why Save More Money Alone Won’t Make You Rich: The Path to True Wealth
Saving money is universally touted as the foundation of financial success. “Save more,” “Cut your spending,” “Live within your means”
Compound Interest: The Engine Behind Wealth Building
Compound interest is one of the most powerful tools in personal finance, yet it’s often misunderstood or underestimated. At its
Are You a Trader or an Investor? And Why It Matters
There are two main ways people approach the stock market, as investors or as traders. The difference isn’t just about
Park It While You Plan – Money Market Fund?
When you plan to invest, where do you put your money? Most people would say the bank, chama, with friends/family,
10 Mistakes to Avoid When Saving Money:
2️⃣ Failing to have a budget
3️⃣ Not automating savings
4️⃣ Neglecting emergency funds
5️⃣ Not tracking expenses
6️⃣ Impatience and indiscipline
7️⃣ Impulse buying
8️⃣ Ignoring high-interest debt
9️⃣ Failing to comparison shop
1️⃣ 0️⃣ Ignoring savings opportunities