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Credit cards are like a big candy jar. They can be very sweet, but you should be careful not to eat too much! In this article, we will talk about the good and bad things about credit cards. We...

“Hello, neighbor! How are you?” “Hey there! We’re managing, my friend.” “We’re managing.” These words, which once meant being humble, now reflect how many Nigerians are dealing with everything becoming more expensive. The problem is made worse by more inflation, the falling...

Right now, the Naira isn't doing well. At the start of the year, on January 1, 2023, one US dollar was worth N735. Today, it's around N1145 for one dollar. This means the Naira has lost a lot of...

What are mutual funds?Imagine you and your friends put your money together to buy a big toy you all can share. That's what a mutual fund is like. According to Investopedia, a mutual fund is a way for people...

Christmas is a time for joy, love, and fun. You don't need a lot of money to enjoy it. Having a great Christmas without spending much is not only possible, but it’s also fun. You can be creative, spend happy...

It’s 2024, and just like last year and the years before, you’ve promised yourself to start saving money for your kids. You know that even though your job may eventually slow down, the costs for your...

There's always something new and exciting coming along, which makes old things seem boring. Digital currencies like Bitcoin made a lot of money in 2023, which makes it hard to think about safer options like bonds,...

Many people in Nigeria want to move to other countries to find better jobs and a better way of life.More than half of Nigerian workers (52%) said they are thinking about quitting their jobs and...

In Nigeria and Africa, family is really important. Here, when we say family, we don't just mean mom, dad, and kids. We also mean cousins, nephews, grandparents, and even distant relatives like second, third, and fourth cousins.If you don't...

Changing Costs for Nigerian Students: 2019 to 2024Most undergraduate courses in Nigerian universities take about four to five years to complete. But, some courses like Veterinary Medicine and Human Medicine can take up to seven...