
Building Financial Habits That Stick
Coming from a country with literally no economy (Zimbabwe) I was always very nervous about investing. Here are some of the habits that have helped me build my wealth.
Tips and tricks about all things money related.
Coming from a country with literally no economy (Zimbabwe) I was always very nervous about investing. Here are some of the habits that have helped me build my wealth.
As an investment strategy, goal-based investing is still pretty new but Franc users will definitely be familiar with it as it is the philosophy our app is based on.
Investing for the long term is one of the ways to decrease your risk and save on fees. Read this article to learn more about why investing is a long-term thing.
Although it may be tempting to borrow money to invest, especially if you are cash strapped, it's not a good idea and could make you lose big time.
Stokvels are an important part of the South African savings culture. Many stokvels still operate in a traditional way. This article suggests how we can update them a bit.
I’ve bagged my first big-girl job, moved into my first apartment. Now that I've settled into my new surroundings. I can share the “real-world” lessons I've learned.
The average South African retires at 60 years old. The F.I.R.E movement challenges this statistic as they believe you can retire at any age. Read this article to find out how.
There are a couple of pros to consuming convenience foods, especially after a long tiring week. But the cons are significantly affecting your wallet.
We’re often told that we’re a nation of bad savers, but the reality is quite different. Over half of adults in Sub-Saharan Africa save money, but few use banks to do so.