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Money

Families and friends are encouraged to create traditions rooted in thoughtfulness, like handwritten letters, shared experiences or even charity contributions.
Money
By Anjellah Owino Nov. 29, 2025
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
Finance coach Margaret Njeri says there is also a cultural belief that money is meant to be enjoyed when the year ends, so people tend to relax their budgets.
Money
By Anjellah Owino Nov. 8, 2025
Knowing better doesn’t automatically mean doing better; it takes unlearning emotional spending and replacing it with intentional choices
It's natural for affluent parents to want the best for their kids, but the concern is raising entitled children who expect an easy life
Signs that someone has fallen off track with their finances are relying on credit to get through the month, avoiding their budget, or feeling anxious when money topics come up
Financial scams are getting smarter and harder to spot. With technology on their side, scammers use fake investments, phishing and social media tricks to deceive people
Instant gratification often takes precedence over long-term planning, making it easier to spend now than to save for the future
For years, investing and philanthropy seemed worlds apart; one focused on profit, the other on giving without returns. Finance coach and advisor Margaret Njeri explains how you can tap into both
Teach children early that money is like water in a calabash, and if you keep pouring without refilling, it will run out. If you sip slowly and refill carefully, it lasts
While you may be motivated to start your business after hearing someone’s story, you need to be aware of your own personal journey and what is right for you in terms of timing
According to the expert, habits formed in student life can have a lasting impact. It sets the foundation, and a student who budgets and saves, becomes a financially stable adult
In many cultures, talking about money with loved ones is considered taboo, often leaving financial matters shrouded in silence
Start by finding a group of friends who are interested in investing and who are at a similar financial stage in life
Ever paused to ask yourself: Am I actually good with money? The answer isn’t always about how much you earn, it’s about what you do with what you have
Be cautious of unsolicited calls or texts pretending to be from your wallet provider. Always verify messages directly through the official app
Enjoying everyday luxury is all about allocating small, intentional portions of your budget toward the things that truly elevate your life, without sacrificing your financial future
When it comes to deciding which social activities you enjoy, finance coach and advisor Margaret Njeri recommends listing them and rating each one based on how much joy and satisfaction they bring you
Securing a pay raise can feel like a daunting task, but it’s a step that’s well within your reach, especially if you know how to approach it strategically
Career Tips
By Anjellah Owino Aug. 12, 2025
Using your personal experience to serve a niche market in which you can establish yourself as an expert or consultant will pay off
Losing everything can feel like the end, but what if it’s a new beginning? Financial coach Margaret Njeri breaks down the exact steps to navigate financial setbacks
Financial empowerment is an essential tool, yet sadly, many people still make avoidable money mistakes, usually out of habit, due to misinformation or societal pressure
It’s not just budget worries or investment decisions; it’s a deeper, more pervasive unease, a fear of money that can influence our career choices and even impact our overall well-being
Money
By Esther Muchene Jul. 17, 2025
Women often bear the brunt of taking out loans because they are responsible for family care, whether they are employed or not, and often receive low pay
Margaret advises people to identify their strengths and research ways to turn their skills into digital products or services for profitability
Money
By Anjellah Owino Jul. 8, 2025
In many African families, the eldest child becomes a co-parent, taking on the significant responsibility of providing financial support and care for their parents and younger siblings
A strong personal brand increases visibility, credibility and authority. Here is how women, self-employed or employed, can create a personal brand that communicates their business ideals
Caroline Abok satisfies her wanderlust several times a year. So far, she has taken seven international trips, five of which she funded herself from her home in Sweden
Financial literacy can sometimes seem like an additional burden, with its complex jargon best left to specialists. Yet, at its core, it is an invaluable tool that can unlock financial freedom
When you purchase fewer well-constructed items made from durable fabrics, they will not only withstand the rigours of daily wear, but also provide a consistently polished aesthetic
Financial luxury means having the freedom to enjoy quality experiences and possessions without financial stress
Smart shopping isn't about perfection; it's about spending money mindfully and joyfully, in a way that aligns with your heart and goals
While seemingly harmless at first, emotional spending that becomes a habit can significantly derail financial goals, lead to debt and contribute to a cycle of regret
As a woman earning more than your partner, you may experience a complex mix of emotions, from controversy to empowerment. So, how can you navigate this without putting a strain on your relationship?
Living
By Timo Muthuri Jun. 3, 2025
Have you ever dreamed of turning your passion into a successful business? It's a common dream and for some, it becomes an extraordinary reality
In an age where disputes over inheritance have become commonplace, estate planning has become a necessity
Living
By Stevens Muendo May. 31, 2025
Families and friends are encouraged to create traditions rooted in thoughtfulness, like handwritten letters, shared experiences or even charity contributions.
Money
By Anjellah Owino Nov. 29, 2025
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
Finance coach Margaret Njeri says there is also a cultural belief that money is meant to be enjoyed when the year ends, so people tend to relax their budgets.
Money
By Anjellah Owino Nov. 8, 2025
Knowing better doesn’t automatically mean doing better; it takes unlearning emotional spending and replacing it with intentional choices
It's natural for affluent parents to want the best for their kids, but the concern is raising entitled children who expect an easy life
Signs that someone has fallen off track with their finances are relying on credit to get through the month, avoiding their budget, or feeling anxious when money topics come up
Financial scams are getting smarter and harder to spot. With technology on their side, scammers use fake investments, phishing and social media tricks to deceive people
Instant gratification often takes precedence over long-term planning, making it easier to spend now than to save for the future
For years, investing and philanthropy seemed worlds apart; one focused on profit, the other on giving without returns. Finance coach and advisor Margaret Njeri explains how you can tap into both
Teach children early that money is like water in a calabash, and if you keep pouring without refilling, it will run out. If you sip slowly and refill carefully, it lasts
While you may be motivated to start your business after hearing someone’s story, you need to be aware of your own personal journey and what is right for you in terms of timing
According to the expert, habits formed in student life can have a lasting impact. It sets the foundation, and a student who budgets and saves, becomes a financially stable adult
In many cultures, talking about money with loved ones is considered taboo, often leaving financial matters shrouded in silence
Start by finding a group of friends who are interested in investing and who are at a similar financial stage in life
Ever paused to ask yourself: Am I actually good with money? The answer isn’t always about how much you earn, it’s about what you do with what you have
Be cautious of unsolicited calls or texts pretending to be from your wallet provider. Always verify messages directly through the official app
Enjoying everyday luxury is all about allocating small, intentional portions of your budget toward the things that truly elevate your life, without sacrificing your financial future
When it comes to deciding which social activities you enjoy, finance coach and advisor Margaret Njeri recommends listing them and rating each one based on how much joy and satisfaction they bring you
Securing a pay raise can feel like a daunting task, but it’s a step that’s well within your reach, especially if you know how to approach it strategically
Career Tips
By Anjellah Owino Aug. 12, 2025
Using your personal experience to serve a niche market in which you can establish yourself as an expert or consultant will pay off
Losing everything can feel like the end, but what if it’s a new beginning? Financial coach Margaret Njeri breaks down the exact steps to navigate financial setbacks
Financial empowerment is an essential tool, yet sadly, many people still make avoidable money mistakes, usually out of habit, due to misinformation or societal pressure
It’s not just budget worries or investment decisions; it’s a deeper, more pervasive unease, a fear of money that can influence our career choices and even impact our overall well-being
Money
By Esther Muchene Jul. 17, 2025
Women often bear the brunt of taking out loans because they are responsible for family care, whether they are employed or not, and often receive low pay
Margaret advises people to identify their strengths and research ways to turn their skills into digital products or services for profitability
Money
By Anjellah Owino Jul. 8, 2025
In many African families, the eldest child becomes a co-parent, taking on the significant responsibility of providing financial support and care for their parents and younger siblings
A strong personal brand increases visibility, credibility and authority. Here is how women, self-employed or employed, can create a personal brand that communicates their business ideals
Caroline Abok satisfies her wanderlust several times a year. So far, she has taken seven international trips, five of which she funded herself from her home in Sweden
Financial literacy can sometimes seem like an additional burden, with its complex jargon best left to specialists. Yet, at its core, it is an invaluable tool that can unlock financial freedom
When you purchase fewer well-constructed items made from durable fabrics, they will not only withstand the rigours of daily wear, but also provide a consistently polished aesthetic
Financial luxury means having the freedom to enjoy quality experiences and possessions without financial stress
Smart shopping isn't about perfection; it's about spending money mindfully and joyfully, in a way that aligns with your heart and goals
While seemingly harmless at first, emotional spending that becomes a habit can significantly derail financial goals, lead to debt and contribute to a cycle of regret
As a woman earning more than your partner, you may experience a complex mix of emotions, from controversy to empowerment. So, how can you navigate this without putting a strain on your relationship?
Living
By Timo Muthuri Jun. 3, 2025
Have you ever dreamed of turning your passion into a successful business? It's a common dream and for some, it becomes an extraordinary reality
In an age where disputes over inheritance have become commonplace, estate planning has become a necessity
Living
By Stevens Muendo May. 31, 2025