How to Stop Impulse Buying: A Guide to Spending Less and Saving More
You come to Naivas and buy a litre of milk. Twenty minutes later you leave with Ksh 3500 worth of snack food, a pair of shoes being sold and a…
Read moreWeekly vs Monthly Budgeting: Which Works Better?
Budgeting is the foundation of stability and growth in the world of personal finances. But one of the most longstanding debates for the financial world and the average consumer is…
Read moreZero-Based Budgeting: How It Works and Why It’s Powerful
You earn a decent income. You are not reckless with spending. Yet somehow, at the end of every month, you find yourself asking a deeply irritating question: where did all…
Read more10 Money Habits of Financially Stable People
Stability Is a Set of Behaviours, Not a Salary Financial stability is what most Kenyans envision when they think of it: a big paycheck, a bountiful bank account or an…
Read moreThe 50/30/20 Budget Rule Explained for Kenyan Earners: A Realistic Path to Financial Freedom
Why Kenyans Need a Simpler Budget The current economic times in Kenya have made life more and more expensive, bank lending rates are still more than 12 per cent, and…
Read moreHow to Budget a KES 20,000 Salary in Nairobi: Sample Budget That Actually Works
You earn KES 20 000 a month in Nairobi, you belong to the largest group of workers in the formal and informal sector in Kenya. It’s on the pay slips…
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