Breaking Down the Barriers to Investing: What Every Kenyan Should Know
The reality is that investing can be part of an everyday financial plan, provided you start with what you can afford and understand where your money is going.
The reality is that investing can be part of an everyday financial plan, provided you start with what you can afford and understand where your money is going.
The best financial goals are the ones that reflect your own priorities. You may look up to friends, parents or social media influencers but to build wealth, you must walk your own journey.
The world of investing doesn’t have to be intimidating. Understanding a few key investment terms can help you make more informed decisions, ask the right questions, and feel more confident when exploring investment opportunities.
The continent does not suffer from a shortage of savings; it lacks investment vehicles capable of preserving and compounding those savings in an increasingly interconnected world.
Developing the discipline to save regularly, even in modest amounts, helps build financial resilience and prepares you for unexpected expenses or future opportunities.
Our objective has always been to anticipate the future needs of investors and develop solutions that help them build sustainable wealth.
Risk management begins with understanding what you own. Investors should know how an investment generates returns, the factors that could cause it to lose value
He talks about the philosophy behind Mansa-X, a special fund now worth Sh153 billion, at just 32.