Saving and investing are critical for securing a prosperous future. Saving helps build a financial cushion for emergencies and unexpected expenses, while investing offers opportunities for long-term growth and wealth accumulation. Together, they lay the foundation for financial stability, independence, and the realization of future aspirations.
Through the links below you can find some articles that help you save money and make better financial decisions.
The first thing to tackle is… What is a budget? Why is it important? It is a plan for managing your money and helps you plan for the future. Want to make the most of your money Don’t know where your money is going Don’t save money regularly Have problems paying your bills or debts…
Whenever money comes into our lives, our tendency leads us to think first about what we can spend it on – what to do for fun, how much clothing we can buy, where we can go on vacation. However, few people tend to understand the importance of setting financial priorities. Do we really need the…
The cost of day-to-day living can be stressful. Housing, utilities, and essential expenses add up quickly but there are ways and means to handle your living costs better and make your finances more manageable. We approached Petra Ellul Mercer, Financial Capability Executive at GEMMA to explore practical options and tools needed to achieve financial stability.…
Being a working parent is the ultimate balancing act. We’re always on the go – we try our best to raise our kids well, meet our deadlines at work, and take care of our household. All while handling our finances to the best of our abilities, which let’s face it – can be a huge…
You’re 18, an adult and your life and priorities are changing fast. Money is a central part of your life and so is knowing how to make and manage it. It’s easy to feel pressured to fit in – to spend like your friends or get stuff you’ve seen on TikTok. But hey, don’t fall…
“Why can’t I save money?” is probably one of the most asked questions to date. What is holding you back? Let’s break it down, shall we? Reason #1 You do not live on a budget. Without tracking where your money is going, you will end up dry by the end of the month with no…
Good money management requires an ability to plan ahead. Your spending is affordable as long as the stream of future incomes allows you to repay the debt which is incurred. Taking a loan makes sense when one is purchasing an asset whose useful life extends over a number of years. In this manner even the…
Losing your job is stressful and places a strain on your personal finances. Even if you have received compensation from a redundancy payment, losing your job can impact your ability to keep up with your financial obligations. Having a plan in place will make a difference on your financial and emotional well-being. The very first…
