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10 Best Purchases of 2020 & 2021 That Actually Changed My Life
A week ago, a friend asked me to share photos of my home workspace as she needed help deciding which work desk and chair to buy. She shared… “I really agonize before I make purchases because I’ve had bad buys before…” Apart from sending her the photos, I also shared...
9 Best Ways To Invest 1,000 Shillings In Kenya
Just like most of us, I used to think that investing is reserved for a certain group of people. You guessed it right: the wealthy. In this beginner’s guide to investing in the stock market, I shared how for years, I observed young people being told… ‘You need a...
Advantages & Disadvantages Of Investing In Real Estate Investment Trust Schemes (REITs) in Kenya
REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) are regulated investment vehicles where investors like you and I pool their funds (just like we do while investing in Money Market Funds) to invest in real estate assets. In exchange for the money you invest, you are...
A Total Beginners Guide To Investing In Real Estate Investment Trust Schemes (REITs) in Kenya
You need about Ksh 20 billion to buy the 50-acre Waterfront Mall in Karen. It will cost you another Ksh 1.35 billion to put up a project similar to the upcoming Meru Greenwood City being constructed by Fusion Capital. If you have been keen enough as you move around...
7 Smart Ways To Prepare Your Finances For The Holiday Season
How many times have you gone through a self-loathing session after realizing how much you spent on a night out? Buckle up! You’re about to experience many more of those before the year ends. What’s worse, those feelings might compound to self-hate in January: when...
The 7 Income Streams You Need To Achieve Financial Freedom Faster
The journey to achieving financial freedom is like the real-life ability to restart from the last checkpoint of a computer game, as opposed to the beginning of the game. Borrowing from that analogy, you want to structure your financial life in a way that if sh*t hits...
