Teaching kids about money early isn’t just smart; it’s essential for raising confident, responsible and financially savvy adults
Parenting
By Anjellah Owino Feb. 21, 2026
Your first paycheck is the most expensive money you will ever earn. Not because of its size, but because of its potential
Whether you are starting out, changing careers or looking to grow your income, the skills you choose to invest in can shape both your opportunities and long-term earning potential
Living
By Anjellah Owino Feb. 3, 2026
For many people, financial stress does not begin with a lack of money. It doesn’t start because they’re broke. It often starts with avoidance
Investing is often misunderstood, as many believe they need a lot of money to start, when in fact wealth is built by starting early and consistently
Money
By Anjellah Owino Jan. 27, 2026
January often brings a harsh financial reality. Expenses pile up all at once, each one competing for attention. For many households, January is a time of anxiety rather than excitement
Although December is filled with celebrations, travel and family reunions, it can also come with significant financial pressure
Finance coach Margaret Njeri noted that opportunities gravitate toward people who have already created room for them rather than those waiting on luck.
Money
By Anjellah Owino Nov. 22, 2025
A year-end review helps you celebrate progress, identify leaks, and start the new year with clarity. It is your chance to correct things before 2026 begins.
Living
By Anjellah Owino Nov. 15, 2025
Instant gratification often takes precedence over long-term planning, making it easier to spend now than to save for the future
Teaching kids about money early isn’t just smart; it’s essential for raising confident, responsible and financially savvy adults
Parenting
By Anjellah Owino Feb. 21, 2026
Your first paycheck is the most expensive money you will ever earn. Not because of its size, but because of its potential
Whether you are starting out, changing careers or looking to grow your income, the skills you choose to invest in can shape both your opportunities and long-term earning potential
Living
By Anjellah Owino Feb. 3, 2026
For many people, financial stress does not begin with a lack of money. It doesn’t start because they’re broke. It often starts with avoidance
Investing is often misunderstood, as many believe they need a lot of money to start, when in fact wealth is built by starting early and consistently
Money
By Anjellah Owino Jan. 27, 2026
January often brings a harsh financial reality. Expenses pile up all at once, each one competing for attention. For many households, January is a time of anxiety rather than excitement
Although December is filled with celebrations, travel and family reunions, it can also come with significant financial pressure
Finance coach Margaret Njeri noted that opportunities gravitate toward people who have already created room for them rather than those waiting on luck.
Money
By Anjellah Owino Nov. 22, 2025
A year-end review helps you celebrate progress, identify leaks, and start the new year with clarity. It is your chance to correct things before 2026 begins.
Living
By Anjellah Owino Nov. 15, 2025
Instant gratification often takes precedence over long-term planning, making it easier to spend now than to save for the future
Teaching kids about money early isn’t just smart; it’s essential for raising confident, responsible and financially savvy adults
Parenting
By Anjellah Owino Feb. 21, 2026
Your first paycheck is the most expensive money you will ever earn. Not because of its size, but because of its potential
Whether you are starting out, changing careers or looking to grow your income, the skills you choose to invest in can shape both your opportunities and long-term earning potential
Living
By Anjellah Owino Feb. 3, 2026
For many people, financial stress does not begin with a lack of money. It doesn’t start because they’re broke. It often starts with avoidance
Investing is often misunderstood, as many believe they need a lot of money to start, when in fact wealth is built by starting early and consistently
Money
By Anjellah Owino Jan. 27, 2026
January often brings a harsh financial reality. Expenses pile up all at once, each one competing for attention. For many households, January is a time of anxiety rather than excitement
Although December is filled with celebrations, travel and family reunions, it can also come with significant financial pressure
Finance coach Margaret Njeri noted that opportunities gravitate toward people who have already created room for them rather than those waiting on luck.
Money
By Anjellah Owino Nov. 22, 2025
A year-end review helps you celebrate progress, identify leaks, and start the new year with clarity. It is your chance to correct things before 2026 begins.
Living
By Anjellah Owino Nov. 15, 2025
Instant gratification often takes precedence over long-term planning, making it easier to spend now than to save for the future