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2021: January

Dear January, Thank you for treating me and my family so well! This month has set a pace of wonderful things for the year 2021. Grateful for growth physically, mentally, spiritually, career-wise and on health fronts. P.S: Structured finance posts will published on here twice a month from February, 2021. ✌

2020: Year End Shenanigans

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2020, Omo!  Talo ni pe KPK? OPG, OPP, OPYY!!  This year ehn, there has been a lot of ups, downs and in betweens! But thank God say God no ungodly! My sign off note is for a baby-girl life in 2021. To Live!  Aramide 💙

Financial Literacy: A simplified approach - Part II

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 Dear reader, Trust you are keeping well.  I got very impressive feedback from the financial literacy post I made in August for DYF. The second part of the presentation is as seen below. Love always! Aramide 💜

Financial Literacy: A simplified approach - Part I

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Hi guys, Longgggggggggggggggggg time no see, as Nigerians say. I have been working, trust me. July was delivery-heavy for me at work and some finance gigs I had been called to facilitate. One of this was the Dynamic Youth Fellowship (DYF) seminar for a work colleague’s church. This was to enlighten the DYF youth church on savings culture, investment buckets, risk appetite, understanding and applying basic financial skills. Hence, I settled for the theme – “Financial Literacy – A simplified approach” as summarized below. Financial literacy is the ability to understand and properly apply financial management skills, which include financial planning, properly managing debt, accurately calculating interest, and understanding the time value of money are characteristics of being financially literate. Furthermore, I also took them through some components of financial literacy, which includes budgeting, understanding interest rates, pri