Saving for a rainy day was not a priority for many people until Covid-19 struck two years ago.
But as the ensuing spate of job losses took its toll on individuals and families, the importance of financial preparedness came to the fore.
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Practical steps to nurse finances back to health
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By Esther Dianah| 3 years ago | 3 Min read
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