Author: Jesupelumi Oluwagbemi

After snoozing her alarm clock for the fourth time, Oyin jumped up to the next alarm sound. She checked the time and knew she had to hurry that morning to avoid the constant recent nags from her supervisor. He plea

Happy International Women’s Day! Personal Finance, they say, is 80% mindset and 20% knowledge. In celebration of this year’s IWD, we interviewed some amazing ladies from our community. They shared with us beautiful insights to help #breakthebias in our mindsets.

Welcome to the second series of this episode where I’ll be tackling common investment questions which often come to our minds. On today’s episode, I’ll be addressing two enlightening questions. Question 1: Is it right for me to borrow money

Great to have you here again. Investment is one of the most thought-as-complicated topics. While investment is simple and you can tailor it to your preference, having the right information is key. In a series, I will be sharing questions

We have another episode of our ongoing series up today and our guest (T.B.) shares with some enlightening and interesting money experiences from 2021. Enjoy your read! TFL: What was your biggest money mistake in 2021 and how did you

TFL: What was your biggest money mistake in 2021 and how did you handle it? A.D: My biggest money mistake started in Year 2020 when I took up a lot of debts. So, I had to use Year 2021 to

It is another Monday, and we have yet another interview with a community member. On today’s episode, we feature a young man (A.L) who shares with us some interesting and enlightening money experiences. TFL: What was your biggest money mistake

It’s a New Year!!! One step that helps us start the year on a right note is “reflections on the past year”. As a way of reflecting on our finances for the past year, we are having exclusive interviews with

As Tomide reminisced on his finances from the beginning of the Year 2021, he marvelled with pride on how consistent he has been in ensuring a financially disciplined life. He had been pretty much consistent in investing 15% of his

Lade couldn’t place a finger on what caused her uneasiness, but she knew anytime she thought about the numerous bills and expenses she had to pay for in the months to come, she developed a form of anxiety. What baffled