Introduction Many Nigerians can’t cover a ₦200,000 emergency without borrowing or selling something. That’s a staggering reality! Financial surprises—whether it’s a job…
This article contains: Why are we talking about this? The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on individuals and families around…
Now, more than ever, we are reminded why having an emergency fund is important. You could lose your job, have a medical…
Actual stories of how Nigerians handled emergency funds in the face of a crisis. These are stories you can relate with, and learn from.
An emergency savings fund is designed to help you when faced with unpleasant financial surprises. Hence, one can define an emergency savings fund as the big brother you run to when there is a serious financial issue beyond immediate control. It is a stash of funds that must be built over time, and not one that is tampered with within short intervals.
Nigeria’s foreign reserves have climbed to $48.5 billion, their highest level since 2013. On the surface, that sounds like policy news for…
She earns ₦350,000 monthly. He earns ₦120,000.They want to save for rent together, but who contributes what? In Nigerian relationships, love may…
Most Nigerian couples don’t avoid money conversations because they don’t care about the future. They avoid them because money is uncomfortable. Two…
The Termly Scramble: Why Nigerian Parents Are Always One Step Behind It’s 6:47 AM on a Monday. You’ve just received the text…
Consistency is the secret ingredient to building wealth. Whether you’re saving for a dream car, house, investing for retirement, or building an…
For many young Nigerians, staying away from the stock market wasn’t laziness or ignorance. It was caution. Over the years, the Nigerian…
The Central Bank of Nigeria has released a new set of cash withdrawal rules that will take effect on January 1, 2026….