by Eunice Maina | Budgeting, Financial Planning, Goal Setting, Investments
Hey my friend, April 1st is not just a day for a few good jokes… it also kicks off the SECOND quarter of the year. That’s right, the first quarter is just about history and your YTD results speak for themselves. Let’s take a quick inventory…to...
by Eunice Maina | Building a sales business, Financial Planning, Goal Setting, Investments
Have you caught yourself at any time over the past few days daydreaming about what you plan to do in 2017? Maybe you have a new website idea you want to launch, or an old idea or project you want to complete. Maybe you want to double the size of your client base, or...
by Eunice Maina | Financial Planning, Investments
Poverty is a state of deprivation, or a lack of the usual or socially acceptable amount of money or material possessions. (Wikipedia). To be deprived is to lack or be denied. Just in case you didn’t know, i am a graduate of Mathematics and one of the units I did...
by Eunice Maina | Financial Planning, Investments, Risk Managment
In my opinion I think it has to do with asset allocation. I can illustrate this using 3 baskets. 1. SECURITY BASKET This is where you can call on when other investments have failed e.g when the business is down or you have lost your job or you are disabled or loss of...
by Eunice Maina | Financial Planning, Investments, Risk Managment
This is a very common question that many parents ask. Its good to buy plots and maybe sell or even develop in future. my experience about land is that you will not always get a buyer when you want to sell, sometimes it happens but more often than not, you will not get...
by Eunice Maina | Financial Planning
Planning and managing your finances is not about having little or a lot of money because whether you have little or a lot of money you still experience financial pressure. The financial pressure is what robs your dignity, your smile and therefore leads to greed, envy,...
