The human mind tricks us into believing a number of savings and investment myths. One of its most dangerous tricks is with the thought that one is actually saving money when he or she consistently set cash aside for a few days, say 7 days. It is a very dangerous trick that can destroy anyone financially.
The black tax is part of our financial reality as Africans. Here’s a guide on managing money transfers to family members and dependants.
Seeking out options for smart use of monetary wedding gifts requires a lot of thinking, but is that what you really want to spend your honeymoon on, drawing up plans on how to invest the wedding cash? Most likely not, but then a choice not to do that definitely has its own costs.
After months of committed work towards the vision of democratising access to wealth management tools, we are proud to announce the launch of the Cowrywise Financial Planner — the first of its kind in Nigeria. Call it financial planning on the go.
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.
How do I teach my children about money management? We have outlined three simple ways you can help children learn about money management.
You’re wondering what the Mona Lisa’s wealth code is? But we promise the Mona Lisa is more than just oil on wood….
We should all strive towards being financially responsible. We have identified four key factors that make financial responsibility easy to achieve.
In this article, we’ll show you 4 ways Cowrywise is better than your bank’s savings account. We discuss better interest rates, transparency etc.
Our mission at Cowrywise is to democratize access to wealth management services. For the uninitiated, this simply means financial planning, saving and investing money.
Learn how to spend money wisely and manage your income by preventing overspending, resisting group influence and creating a budget.