Is it True that Nigerians Lack Financial Integrity? – The Ultimate Solution
Earlier today, I got a WhatsApp message from a friend of mine and a long time FINTELite, asking me a deep question that has to do with changing the narrative…
34 Businesses, 26 Facilitators, 1 Workshop
I am inviting you to attend this phenomenal online event tagged: 34 Businesses, 26 Facilitators, 1 Workshop! Are you out of work or do you need a lucrative side gig…
10 Financial Goals to Pursue in Your 20s
In your twenties, your future is too far away to think about and what is important is the “here and now.” Your financial habits are not great, as you will…
9 FINTEL Terminologies You Should Know
Happy New year to you and welcome to my first blog post in 2020. This year promises to be a one of great progress and prosperity. I hope you are…
What Makes the Rich Different from the Poor
A poor man is always afraid to invest A rich man sees every opportunity as an avenue to succeed. A poor man is too wise and too difficult to convince,…
How the Concept of Alternative Plans Relates to Your Finances
Never give yourself a Plan B, because if you have no back up, there is no possible way you can fail. - Ed Sheeran I came across the above quote…
Letters to Allawee
What is Allawee? "Allawee" is the common word used to refer to the monthly allowance that is given to National Youth Service Corp members (Corpers) serving their fatherland in Nigeria.…
Investing vs. Gambling: What is the Difference?
If you are like many people eager to multiply their money, you have probably at some point been confused about the concepts of gambling and investing your money. I have…
Finding Healing After a Lost Loan
How Not to be a Losing Lender 6.0
Finding Healing After a Lost Loan Losing a loan to a defaulting debtor is the nightmare for every lender, especially when the lent amount is something the lender cannot afford to lose. However, despite following all the money lending tips outlined in the previous episodes of this series, there is still the possibility of losing money. In such cases, how do you find the healing you need to get over your loss?
How Not To Be a Losing Lender 5.0
How to Hold Your Debtor Accountable The moment you lend out your money to someone, that person becomes your debtor and is liable to repay the money according to agreement. Where the debtor fails to honor the agreement as when due, it is usually an awkward situation for both parties...