Most Nigerians are trying to solve the wrong financial problem.
We talk endlessly about income: how to earn more, where to invest, which side hustle works, which industry pays better, which country offers higher salaries. Conversations about money almost always start and end with how much is coming in. And on the surface, that makes sense. After all, money is necessary.
It’s January 15th. You made some resolutions early this year to invest, and you’ve even downloaded Bamboo or Chaka. Have
Budgeting is an aspect of personal finance that makes people shiver in fear. This is because it forces people to
Many people think budgeting means denying yourself the things you want. In reality, it’s the opposite. A budget is your
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Inflation affects people differently – some struggle with rising costs, while others benefit from increased value in their assets. Discover who gains and who loses in times of inflation.
Inflation isn’t just an economic term—it’s the invisible thief that quietly eats your income and savings. From food prices to fuel costs, Nigerians feel it every day. In this post, FINTEL Coach explains what inflation really means, why your salary feels smaller, and how to start fighting back with awareness and smart money habits.
There’s an interesting thing that happens when awareness steps into the room. This is what happens when you track your
Most people think financial freedom comes from earning more.But is this really true? The Dream of Retirement These days, it
When people hear “financial freedom,” they often think of million-dollar bank accounts, exotic vacations, or quitting their jobs. But here’s
