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Tips for Choosing Quality Education beyond Pricing

The most expensive education is not necessarily the best for your child. There is a common belief that the more money parents invest in their child’s education, the better the outcome will be. However, a growing body of research and real-life experiences show that the most expensive education is not necessarily the best for your

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Money and Fathers

12 Important Money Tips for Fathers

In this article we will talk about 12 important money tips for Fathers, as we celebrate Fatherhood this Fathers Day. Fathers are special every day, but Father’s Day celebrated in June each year stands out as a day to honour fatherhood and paternal bonds, as well as the extraordinary influence of fathers in the society.

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Money Matters: The Family And The Family Business

Family businesses are the backbone of any economy and Nigeria is no different. The family is the smallest building block of society and it holds utmost importance in a person’s life. It is a most powerful unit when it is close-knit and empowered. The United Nations have set aside the 15th of May, as the

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Money Matters: Give your Children the Gift of Financial Knowledge

“World Savings Day celebrated on 31st October each year, was established to inform people all over the world about the idea of saving their money in a bank rather than keeping it under their mattress. It seeks to increase the public’s awareness of the importance of savings both for modern economies and for individuals alike.

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Money Matters: Can your Finances Cope with the Recession?

“Nigeria has slipped into a recession after its gross domestic product contracted for the second consecutive quarter”, according to data released by the Statistician-General in November. With all that’s happened this year, it is so easy to throw up your hands and think, “more doom and gloom”. A recession is nothing to smile about but

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