Is there such a thing as "good" debt? And if it's there, how come people don't long for so much of it if it's so good?
Good debt, probably not. Debt is not built to be good. But "better debt" and "worse debt?" That there definitely is.
Manufacturers of Viceroy Brandy recently announced that a fake version of their product is circulating in the market. Nokia on the other hand has affirmed commitment in the fight against counterfeiting, . Counterfeit commodities have continued to be a menace. The Kenya Anti-Counterfeit Authority…
You got to realize that when I was 20 years old, I had a house, a Mercedes, a Corvette and a million dollars in the bank before I could buy alcohol legally – Dr Dre Your twenties signify an important point in life, one that could…
Safaricom airtime retailers are slowly losing out as Safaricom intensifies campaigns for M-Pesa airtime top up. Small scale retailers are arguing that M-Pesa is taking up a large role in the distribution and retailing of airtime, threatening to drive them out of the market.
Work harder, longer hours...some of the things we think may help us get a raise. A new study shows that workers who exercise regularly earn 9% than those who don't. The key to your raise may just be to hit the gym.
Last week, we put up an article on Bernard Lietaer and his suggestion for alternative money systems that will act as complementary to the existing. This ex- banker believes that the design of money is the root of all that happens or doesn’t happen in society- that money…
We know Benjamin Franklin well for his aphorisms. He is highly quoted when it comes to making and spending money. What’s interesting is that this advice was given more that 200 years ago, and it still makes sense in today’s world. In one of his many essays, Benjamin writes on…
When it comes to handling money, everyone has their own approach. Some stuff it in an envelope at home for budgeting, others deposit it in a bank to avoid the temptation of spending, others use plastic to escape bank ATM withdrawal fees. Whatever your penchant, the following are basic guidelines…
There are far too many disservice providers in this country- from electricity, to water, Internet services, transport, etc. And as Kenyans crave for quality service, the government proves toothless on this issue. One wonders what role the Kenyan government plays in terms of service…