Financial Planning

As the final days of 2025 wrap around us, many of us find ourselves asking the same quiet question: How did this year really go for me financially? Not the version we post online.Not the one we give when someone casually asks, “How are things going?”But the truth, the one we feel in our chest. […]

We’re in December, that time of the year when the days feel shorter, the to-do lists feel longer, and life starts moving at full speed. It’s also the season when we naturally start to look back. What did I set out to do this year? What did I actually do? And somewhere in that honest

December in Kenya has a certain energy ,and we all know it.The vibe changes.The city feels lighter.The invites multiply.“Ni sherehe season” , and life feels like one big soft life festival. Plus, for some , December comes with the 13th month salary.That extra boost.That “I’ve worked hard the whole year — I deserve to enjoy

Let’s talk about something real.In Kenya today, blended families are more common than ever, co-parenting situations, children from previous relationships, remarriages, step-siblings, aunties who step in as guardians… families don’t look “traditional” anymore. And that’s not a problem.Love can be layered. Family can be redefined.But when it comes to wealth, money, inheritance, and legacy, those

  “Everyone is buying land in Nanyuki.” “Treasury bonds are the safest investment right now.”  “The stock market is your best bet right now.” “If you’re not in crypto, you’re missing out!” “The dollar is going up—buy now!” Sounds familiar? In Kenya today, we are bombarded with financial noise from every corner: TikTok videos, Twitter threads,

Six months ago, you made a promise to yourself.Maybe it was “This year, I’ll do better with my money.” You may have scribbled it in a journal, shared it with a friend, or declared it boldly on New Year’s Day: “I want to save more, earn more, invest smarter, stress less.” Now here we all

“I deserved it.”“I was feeling low.”“It was a long week, this is my reward.” Ever found yourself justifying a purchase with those words? I haveBut what if we paused, for just a moment, and asked: What am I feeling when I spend money like this? The feeling we feel while spending is what we call

When was the last time you truly paused, not just to look at your bank balance, but to feel how your money is making you feel?Anxious? Empowered? Ashamed? Hopeful? Whatever the answer is, it matters. In a world that glorifies hustle culture, wealth milestones, and “money goals,” it’s easy to lose touch with the most

When finances feel overwhelming, it’s tempting to act fast and think later. But what if you paused and asked yourself, what would a mother do? We often associate financial decisions with cold logic, spreadsheets, and sacrifice. But what if we flipped the script? What if we brought heart into our money matters, the kind of

Let’s be real for a moment… What has fear already cost you? Maybe it was the opportunity to start that investment you’ve been researching for months. Or the peace of mind that comes with knowing your health, life, and future are protected. Maybe it’s the quiet anxiety that creeps in every time someone asks: “Do