One of the resolutions likely to be on everyone’s lists this year is probably to do with finances. Whether you want to save more, invest, or donate money, it is important to plan your financial goals in order to ensure guaranteed success in achieving them. We know it can be overwhelming trying to improve your financial literacy and figure out how best to grow your money, so we’ve compiled a list of businesses that provide reliable information and can act as a starting point for your journey to levelling up financially in 2024.
The Legacy Hub: Financial Coaching for a New You
Susan Wanjiku started her journey to debt freedom in 2019 when she decided to shift her mindset and take an active role in managing her personal finances by budgeting and building a thriving investment portfolio. She has chosen to pass on her knowledge and experiences by launching a platform, The Legacy Hub, where she provides one-on-one coaching services, group coaching and corporate training. There is something for everyone, even those who can’t afford personal coaching yet, as you can pick up some financial gems for free from her growing YouTube channel and informative newsletter. There has never been a better time to begin than now!
Gichuki Kahome: Twitter’s Finance Guru
In the modern age, many people turn to social media for their news and information. Indeed, applications such as Twitter and Instagram have launched many careers, including those of financial coaches, who take it upon themselves to share the knowledge and information they have amassed over the years. One such Twitter connoisseur is Gichuki Kahome, a Kenyan on a mission to empower others to build generational wealth and embrace financial wellness. He has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers on the platform, where he regularly educates people on financial issues within the country and brings on professionals to advise on saving and investment schemes. Browse through his page for information on exciting investment ventures!
Jackfruit Finance: Funding Childhood Dreams
Education is a human right, and one which plays an important role in the reduction of poverty and child labour. Although every school would want to offer their students the best facilities, many of them cannot afford it. In comes Jackfruit Finance, an organisation which provides affordable and accessible loans to private schools across Kenya so that they can buy school buses, build classrooms, and improve the overall learning environment for their students. So far Jackfruit has given loans to 144 schools, all of which have been repaid. Looking for some financing for a school in our neighbourhood? Contact Jackfruit today.
These are very few of the capable organisations and platforms that can help you, your chama or your community improve your finances in the coming months. Please share some more resources in the comments below, and all the best in your financial journey!