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50/30/20 Rule

Managing Your Money : The Simple 50/30/20 Rule.

Many of us, whether we’re students, market vendors, teachers, minibus drivers, or farmers, find managing money a bit tricky. But don’t worry! Today, I want to share a super simple way to help you plan your money better. It’s called the 50/30/20 Rule. You might be asking, “What’s this rule all about?” Just sit back,…

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common scams in africa

Common Scams in Africa : How to Spot and Avoid Them.

Africa is a continent brimming with potential, offering a fertile ground for investment thanks to its youthful population, expanding economies, and increasing digital connectivity. However, this growth has also unfortunately attracted a rise in sophisticated investment scams designed to defraud unsuspecting individuals looking to grow their wealth. From deceptive online platforms to fake land deals…

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teaching children money

How to Teach Your Children About Money and Investing.

In a rapidly changing Africa, where economies are growing, technology is expanding, and opportunities are blossoming, financial literacy is no longer optional—it’s essential. For African parents and guardians, teaching children about money and investing isn’t just about preparing them for adult responsibilities—it’s about breaking generational cycles of poverty and empowering a legacy of wealth creation….

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Investment

How Africans Abroad Can Grow Wealth Back Home.

For countless Africans living overseas, the desire to reconnect with home—either through a permanent return or by making a meaningful impact from afar—continues to inspire action. From sending financial support to loved ones, to constructing family homes or funding local initiatives, the diaspora has become a critical force driving Africa’s economic resilience. Yet beyond these…

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invest with little money

How to Invest in Africa With Little Money: Beginners Tips.

For many, investing seems like an exclusive club for the wealthy, demanding substantial capital, complex platforms, or direct access to stock markets. However, across Africa, a wave of innovation is democratizing investment, making it accessible even for those with modest incomes. Thanks to the widespread adoption of mobile money, intuitive digital savings tools, and community-driven…

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