Gichuki Kahome
My mission is to spread financial wellness. I help people manage their finances & build wealth through investing. Email: gichukikahome@gmail.com
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The investing space in Kenya is about to change. Kenyans will now be able to invest in MMFs, local stocks, offshore stocks & Commodities in one platform. Traders of currencies an...
Investment mistakes I see at every income level: Low income earners - Reliance on Instant loans/Fuliza Middle income - Accumulating plots of land that they are unable to sell/liq...
Watching Educative Documentaries has a similar effect to reading great books. Here are 10 YouTube Documentaries you can watch to improve your understanding of Financial Markets an...
There are three funds that every investor should have: 1/ An Emergency Fund 2/ A Sinking Fund 3/ A Run Away Fund Here's what they are and how to create them👇👇
Thread🧵 You can now invest in Treasury bonds from your phone via the DhowCSD platform Here's a guide on how to place a bid in the new DhowCSD platform👇👇 Retweet widely: https://...
There are 4 main types of unit trusts but most people only know of Money Market Funds. Other types include: 1. Balanced funds 2. Equity funds 3. Fixed income funds. Let's discus...
THREAD🧵 This week, the Central Bank of Kenya launched the DhowCSD investment platform. You can now invest in Treasury bonds & bills via this app or website from the comfort of yo...
THREAD🧵 So you just landed a new, well paying job? Here’s how to save and invest your money in the right way👇👇
If you struggle with sticking to your budget or managing your money, Here are a few things that you can try:👇👇
Before you start investing, you should first build your emergency fund. Here's how you do it:👇👇
The KES has depreciated against the USD by 19.54% in the last one year. How can investors protect themselves from the depreciating Kenyan Shilling? 1. USD MMFs 2. Foreign stocks...
Thread🧵 Every investor should understand how to build a portfolio. Here is everything you need to know about asset allocation when building your portfolio: