Imagine being surrounded by advertisements everywhere you go, telling you to save money. It can feel like a lot to handle, right? Even big banks like Kenya Commercial Bank and Equity Bank are always talking about saving. But why are they so successful?
Well, if you look closely, you’ll see they all talk about something called “Return on Investment” or ROI. It’s like a secret ingredient for success. Whether you’re putting money in a bank account or joining a group that saves money together (like a SACCO), how you save your money matters a lot. Even if you want to borrow money to start your own business, you need to show you’ve been saving money regularly.
But what is saving, anyway? Think of it like this: every coin or note you don’t spend is like a chance you’re missing out on. Just like you use a pen for writing or a book for reading, money is a tool for something important.
Let’s say you want to buy a car or a house someday. First, find out how much they cost and decide when you want to buy them. Then, think about how you can save enough money. It’s also smart to think about problems that might come up and how you can solve them.
By asking yourself these questions, you’ll know exactly what you want to do with your money. And don’t forget to look for ways to make your money grow, like buying parts of a company (that’s called shares) or getting money back each year (that’s called dividends). When you find a place to save your money that fits your goals, you’ll get even more benefits, like getting special help when you need it or getting better rates.
So, to sum up, saving money is like making a plan for your future. If you understand how to save and use your money wisely, you’ll be on the right path to a happy and secure future. Start today by making your savings plan that fits what you want to do!
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This is a very informative article. Saving is always a challenge; however, with how clearly the article highlights, I think I will have to follow the same approach. Thank you for sharing.