Reading Time: 3 minutes Every so often I get questions from first-time NSE investors asking about which shares to buy, so when my younger sister approached me with numerous questions about opening a brokerage account, it

Reading Time: < 1 minute 1️⃣ Time horizon Starting early allows us to benefit from the power of compounding over a longer period. The longer our money is invested, the more time it has to

Reading Time: < 1 minute The wealth creation journey can be simplified by breaking it down into these manageable steps: ✔ Budgeting and saving:Start by creating a budget to track income and expenses. Set aside

Reading Time: < 1 minute Delayed gratification is a cornerstone of wealth creation, amplifying the principle of sacrificing immediate pleasures for long-term gains. Individuals who prioritize delayed gratification resist the impulse to indulge in immediate

Reading Time: 8 minutes Too often, people face the challenge of managing their finances effectively, and at its core, this challenge involves two key aspects: growing wealth and protecting it. Growing wealth involves making

Reading Time: 2 minutes The dawn of a new year comes with fresh opportunities, renewed energy, and the chance to redefine your personal finance and investment trajectory. Money means different things to different people

Reading Time: 9 minutes With the wilting economy, more and more Kenyans are struggling to put food on the table and spare their families from dire times as no one has been spared from

Reading Time: 5 minutes Money is perhaps the greatest thing to many alongside the senses of hearing, taste, touch, smell and sight. One can hardly achieve much without money. But it is surprising that

Reading Time: < 1 minute For the young, starting early offers the advantage of time and compounding, allowing investments to grow exponentially over the long term. Early investors have the opportunity to learn valuable lessons,

Reading Time: < 1 minute 1️⃣ Overlooking small savings 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