Tag: Smart money
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Safety is more important than returns (2)
Some years ago, a close acquaintance of many years, Mr. DM, reached out to me for assistance to overcome a financial challenge. He owed someone, Mr. ... -
Safety is more important than returns
By Babajide Komolafe I would like to know which of the banks could possibly guarantee a fixed monthly return of 20%, including a domiciliary account. Look ... -
Tales from the Crash of NNNRC Ponzi schemes (3)
By Babajide Komolafe Why do people invest money in NNNRC despite warnings about the illegitimate status of the platform? A major reason is the desire for ... -
Have You Taken Advantage of 2026 Investment Opportunities?
By Babajide Komolafe Your monthly salary is N100,000, and it is barely enough to meet your monthly budget. Suddenly, you receive a salary bonus of N15,000 ... -
How To Maximise Financial Windfall for Wealth Creation (4)
By Babajide Komolafe As mentioned in the last edition, you should immediately invest all your windfall in a money market mutual fund so that it can ... -
How to maximise financial windfall for wealth creation (3)
By Babajide Komolafe As stated in the previous edition, a financial windfall is an opportunity to create wealth and increase your regular income. That is why ... -
How to maximise financial windfall for wealth creation (2)
By Babajide Komolafe To maximise a financial windfall to create wealth, you must recognise it and understand its purpose. And as established in the first part, ... -
The Investment Mistake That Ruined A Champion (3)
By Babajide Komolafe You need to be in charge of your investments and avoid the mistake of the late George Foreman, former World HeavyWeight Boxing Champion. ... -
The Investment Mistake That Ruined A Champion (2)
By Babajide Komolafe The story of George Foreman illustrates the importance of being in charge of your investment, as against outsourcing it to others. In addition ... -
How to Save on a Tight Income
By Babajide Komolafe “Sir, I earn N100,000 as monthly salary, but can’t even save a dime; instead, I get broke before the end of the month. ...
