It is that time of the year again. December and the holiday season are upon us. Your employer will pay your salary early, and there’s the ad

I received a lot of questions about the emergency fund and how to make it work for you. We all have different goals and plans, and it would

You’ve heard of governments delivering food to the vulnerable, waiving utility charges or rents in government properties, minimum salaries for the unemployed, temporary part-time employment, and an increase in unemployment benefits.

In Kenya, the first time you heard fintech was probably after the launch of M-PESA in 2007. While fintech has been in existence since 1866, fintech as we know it burst onto the scene circa 2008 with pundits touting the end of brick and mortar banks.

What is an emergency fund? Two years ago, I decided to resign from my job. It was a long time coming, but on my last day, I had not lined up

Each one of us has, at one point, been a victim of financial stress regardless of where we are on the economic spectrum. You are or have been stressing about money.

What was certain yesterday is now ambiguous and evolving rapidly. We are operating on insufficient often conflicting information, and it feels like we’re testing the ground as we go.

With schools closed for the rest of the year, parents are looking for ways to keep their kids learning. As the primary educators, parents are taking advantage of this break to teach life skills.

Who led your digital transformation? CEO, CIO, Board, COVID-19?

If you lost your source of income during this period, here are six tips to help plan your finances while you search for another source of income.

For most of us, money is purely the national currency; Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania Shillings, Rwandan Francs, US Dollars, among others. Did you know that there are alternative currencies that complement the national currency?