In recent years, Kenyans have heavily invested in improving their financial literacy. They seek people who teach this subject in an easy and practical language. Most people desire to improve their decisions on how to budget, build and improve their savings, and invest. In addition, they want to learn and enjoy the magic of compound interest.
Here are 5 Kenyans who passionately teach about personal finance.
Abojani
Abojani started as an active Facebook group advising on the Nairobi Securities Exchange. The group’s founders gained experience working in different departments in the country’s leading banks.
They have continued to educate people on the Facebook page and conduct a monthly premium masterclass.
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Centonomy
Waceke Nduati turned her passion for teaching people how to create wealth and manage money into a thriving company. She desires to see people achieve financial freedom. Together with the company’s CEO, Waithaka Gatumia, they share practical knowledge.
Their YouTube channel is full of nuggets you can benefit from even before you can enroll in their paid-for-sessions.
The Legacy Hub
Coach Susan Wanjiku is a certified financial literacy trainer. She started her company after leaving her job at an investment company. Her YouTube channel is filled with practical tips that can help you budget and tips to create an emergency fund, no matter your income.
Coach Susan also offers personalized, group, and corporate financial coaching.
Money-Wise
Rina Hicks is the founder of this firm. She is an investment banker and a certified professional coach. She is well known for sharing her knowledge on her YouTube channel- Money-Wise.
Her passion for the topic comes from her years of experience at the Faida Investment Bank. In addition, she has written a book, “Money-Wise: Create, Grow and Preserve Wealth.” She continuously shares her expertise on her Facebook page and in a class called Investable Masterclass.
Pius Muchiri
Pius is the founding CEO of Nabo Capital. He passionately teaches the principles of wealth creation. He shares his wealth of information on Nabo Capital’s YouTube channel and is a renowned speaker on investing with a purpose and financial literacy.
The Bottom Line
Personal finance is never taught in school. It’s your responsibility to learn and improve your finances irrespective of your income. Learn from these financial advisers as they share timeless inspiration and practical knowledge. Remember, it’s not what you earn that will make you rich; it’s your spending habits.
