How the Marriage is more important than the Wedding Day
Getting married does not need to include debt if you plan properly
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Are You Prone to Money Mistakes?
We all make money mistakes from time to time but there are some that are hard to recover from. Here are a few common money mistakes that you should try to avoid: Failure to Plan When you have goals, you have something to work towards. These goals might include homeownership, starting your own business, early
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Have You Made Your Financial Resolutions For 2019?
Here are 12 resolutions to consider for 2019.
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How To Make A Difference this Christmas?
Here are ideas on how to make a difference this Christmas
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Financing The Future – Money Doesn’t Have A Gender
Sometimes unexpected things happen in life. You need to have a handle on your finances
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The Family Systems Engineering Certification
Are you looking for an out of the box school where you dance, play, learn and experience a total overhaul? Then the Family Systems Engineering Course is for you. Check the roll call 1. Nike Ogunlesi of Ruff and Tumble 2. Pastor Edwin Biayebo of HORT Enugu 3. Pastor Amos Fenwa of HCC global with
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Money Matters: Do You Have A Will?
“WILLS DON’T KILL” What are you leaving behind; a lasting legacy or a family feud? How do you wish to be remembered? For the great work that you accomplished in your lifetime, or for World War III that erupted in your close-knit family after your demise? Here are some important issues to reflect upon regarding
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If It Sounds Too Good To Be True, It Probably Is.
Gbenga Thomas recently got a well-deserved promotion in a leading manufacturing company. He earned a decent income with good perks and had plans to move his family to a new apartment in a nicer neighbourhood. He had managed to save N3,500,000 for 2 years’ rent and placed it in a fixed deposit for 90 days,
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“I Don’t Earn Enough To Save!”
31-year-old Laitan Johnson has dreams and aspirations but says, “I Don’t Earn Enough to Save.” He wants to achieve his goals, such as renting an apartment, buying a car, and getting married next year; it seems almost impossible with his income of N125,000 a month. When money is so tight, saving tends to be the
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Post-Recession: “Too Early to Cheer”
According to the recent GDP report released by The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), the economy recorded a positive growth after five consecutive quarters of contractions since Q1 2016, signifying that Nigeria is technically out of recession. As the economy begins to emerge from recession,so too should consumer confidence in the market, which will lead
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