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The good kind of money ritual by Oyedamola Taiwo

The “BENZ” thread has got twitter laughing and ladies shivering, for me, I like to pick out the best lessons from the worst case scenario. If you grew up in Nigeria, I am sure you have at one time sat to watch a movie involving money rituals, especially Yoruba movies. Let’s do a quick review for readers who digested food from a spoon made from something better than silver. In most of these movies, a suffering, frustrated character seeking a way out of the vicious cycle of poverty is shown. The character meets with a diviner who recommend a ritual that involves parting with something of value, like family member, 10 virgins and other ridiculous demands. The pauper accepts, he becomes rich, he is then informed on the wealth sustaining ritual to ensure he doesn’t lose his wealth. However, those movies end with the pauper dying early. I am not here to publicize Nollywood movies but to introduce you to a ritual that guarantees you a wealthy existence without parting with your l...

Financial leadership (leadership with a difference) Oyedamola Taiwo

Financial Leadership. Drop the shoulder pad fueled by your proficiency in people management and renege on your ego boost from having your activities in perfect order. It is now a recurring trend for young people to pronounce the effectiveness of their leadership skill at any chance they get. A good number have backed up their claim by directing a number of people to achieve a specific goal. This is good display of leadership, however, being a leader doesn’t start with influencing people. Before you can achieve a balanced and successful leadership character, you have to learn to lead yourself. Your ability to influence every aspect of your life in the right way defines the extent to which you can consistently lead others. We have leaders who have succeeded in coordinating people but their personal finance has been marched in a mash. Being a leader requires you to be intentional, coordinated, visionary and active. Many people apply this in their work place, community projec...
Meet our customer of the week. This week, we feature miss Olaleye Adebimpe, a Civil servant from Ibadan, Oyo state, Nigeria. In her Words " My name is Adebimpe Olaleye. I got to know about F&K savings through my friend, and I decided to save with this platform because I trust the referee and I know it's necessary and important to save. I was glad and surprised when I requested for the money I saved and I got additional money as interest, which can't be gotten if saved in the bank. This saving platform has helped me to be more disciplined in saving and spend less on unnecessary things. Investment is the next Goal, I love the brand. Fb@ Adebimpe Tosin Olaleye Instagram: www.instagram.com/theladyadebimpe You too can be Like Adebimpe. Savings and investment are key. Secure yourself and your business against financial storms. Call us or send us a message to start saving: 08180997078 08092816959. You could also tweet at us @fandksavings1

DEAR VALUED USER

  A Quick reminder of your importance to our brand, and a special thanks to you for your trust and support. Gradually we are growing with your help and support, from January till now we have had about 300 million naira in savings, and over 150 million naira in investment (from our online section alone), our offline section started in july 2017, and we are growing rapidly and preaching strict savings and investment to everyone. These are only possible because you believe in us. We are going to roll out more exciting features that guarantees you financial freedom in the coming months, we are sure these features will make you love this brand more, and we will keep updating you on our progress. Invite your friends and families to join you on this amazing journey, and you can get referral bonuses on savings and investment, talk about another stream of income? Kind Regards.

You need to read this financial masterpiece (By Oyedamola Taiwo) For F&K Savings

In this masterpiece, Oyedamola Taiwo emphasizes the importance of investment. Save but take it a step further. The traditional believe about thrift spending involves continuous separation of a specified amount of money to a “no spending zone”. This is backed up with the assurance of a wealthy-happy ending. But the question I ask is, “why do we have to wait till the end to be wealthy, why can’t I have money today and also in the future has it tends towards the end”.  I have watched people linger in the cycle of self denial to gather funds to spend on something big and to resume self denial for the next big achievement. For how long in a life time will the time lag of waiting earn you a place among the wealthy? A young person starting out to take responsibilities adhering strictly to the saving culture will have to indeed wait for the wealthy happy ending. I am not in any way discrediting saving, I just wish to introduce an uncommon twist to discourse. In the array of paths t...

The Law of Demand and Supply For wealth making (Oyedamola Taiwo) For F&K Savings

The Law of Demand and Supply For wealth making. Next to the introduction of economics as a course is the exposition to how the demand and supply rules and moves an average economic system. I am definitely not here to bore you with economics jargon, I want to tilt your mind in a direction it has probably scarcely explored. This is how it works in the goods market; there is a producer on one side trying to make profit by offering a good/service and on the flip side of the coin is the consumer willingly looking for a product to feed his/her satisfaction in exchange for value. The two parties will have to meet and bargain. Before the transaction can be sealed, the basic requirements of the two parties must be met i.e, the producer must earn profit and the consumer satisfied with the product. Now, you have gotten the basic gist, let me exercise your imagination just a little bit. You want money right? I do too! Now, there is an imaginary money land with producers willing to give ou...

Meet our customer of the week

Meet our customer of the week. This week, we feature miss Damilola Ogunlola, a postgraduate student at the University of Ibadan. In her words: "I heard about F&K savings through a friend (Sarah Owolabi) who I opened up to on how bad I am at savings. I wanted a change of story with a company I can trust. With F&K, I have learned to attend to my needs first and my wants later (if necessary). Thank You F&K savings, you made savings easy for me. Financially, I have been able to meet important targets. Surely, with f&k savings, a more secure financial future awaits. IG: www.instagram.com/official_Dami_ogunlola You too can be like Damilola, secure yourself and your business against financial storms. Call us or send a message to start saving: 08092816959 08180997078