While smart investing is a sure way to build and retain wealth, it can be a daunting prospect for beginners. In the same vein, it is a lot easier when you understand the various options in which you can invest and ultimately grow your wealth. Here are some options you can consider when taking the […]

Personal loans are good for a variety of purposes—from consolidating debt to solving a myriad of pressing issues. They are personal, which means your reasons are yours. Do you remember the first time you needed more money than you had? Borrowing money then was not as easy as it is now. You probably would have […]

Month has ended, meaning salary or allowance for you by the special grace of God. But even at that, have you seen how many days are in May? Thirty-one. So the real question is how long will your account balance last till the next credit alert? Coman find out in this quiz.

The woman in today’s What She Said is in her early 50s. She talks about her husband excluding her from all financial planning.

I was curious about the saving culture among young people so I asked 7 people about their relationship with savings. Here’s what they had to say.

“Sticks and stones may break my bones but investment excites me.” Those are the opening lines to a song I completely made up. But it’s also how I want my ideal relationship with money to look like. Each payday, I keep wondering “What are the investment opportunities for me?” “When will my enjoyment return from […]

If you are anything like me, January has gone on for 80 days already. I was listening to FireBoy’s album the other day and I thought that some lyrics make a good cry for help. Here are some that resonated with me. 1 From the song Vibration – *”Egba mi, o pari oh” *Someone save […]

All your life you have struggled with saving money and being financially independent? Every year, you make resolutions to improve but you give up midway and revert to your old ways. If this sounds like you worry no more, we have four not so difficult steps to guide you on the road to monetary freedom. […]

Sometimes you don’t pick your struggle, it picks you.

This is for when you’re too broke to even say there’s rice at home.

When poverty refuses to leave you alone