By Tokiso TKay Nthebe Nothing excites me more than money conversations—because, let’s be honest, money touches every part of our
Stop Living from Paycheque to Paycheque – It’s Time to Take Control
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Taxes Made Simple: A Trailblazer’s Guide to Financial Confidence
By Tokiso TKay Nthebe As the first breeze of April sweeps across Lesotho, bringing with it the awe-inspiring swell of
Do You Have a Financial Plan?
By Tokiso TKay Nthebe Have you ever considered the power of a well-structured financial plan? Many ambitious individuals navigate their
Retirement Planning for Entrepreneurs and the Self-Employed: A Practical Guide
By Tokiso TKay Nthebe Can You Save for Retirement as a Self-Employed Professional? Absolutely! An increasing number of Africans are
Why Employers Should Invest in Employee Wellness Programs
By Tokiso TKay Nthebe Human capital is the heartbeat of any organisation. When employees are healthy, focused, and supported, businesses
Bank Smarter: A Practical Guide to Managing Your Banking Fees
By Tokiso TKay Nthebe Are high banking fees eating into your profits or personal finances? Managing your banking costs does
Love & Money: 6 Budget-Friendly Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day
By Tokiso TKay Nthebe You know it’s that time of the year again when stores, radio ads, and social media
Building Wealth Wisely: Mastering the Fundamentals Before Investing
By Tokiso TKay Nthebe Starting your investment journey early can transform your financial future. However, the complexity of investing can
Prioritise Yourself: The Power of Saving for a Secure Future
By Tokiso TKay Nthebe Saving money requires financial discipline, which is not always easy. Whether you are saving for rainy
Investing Early: How to Start Your Money Adventures Today
By Tokiso TKay Nthebe When I started my corporate career in Lesotho as a 23-year-old graduate trainee, I made one
