CUSTOMER OF THE MONTH

Today we’d like to shine the spotlight on Miss Kehinde Fiyinfolu Aluko, a fresh graduate of the department of civil engineering, University of Ibadan who in a bid to ensure financial security for herself and have a stash of backup fund in the event of emergencies decided to start saving with us.

In her own words, “ F&K savings has given me the opportunity to know how to save and spend wisely and through this platform I was able to save money to pay for my professional course”.

Helping our customers actualize their dreams has always been a joy to us and we’d like to appreciate Kehinde for trusting us with her funds and allowing us to help her plan towards the life she deserves.

You too can be like Kehinde today and start saving the smart way, with F&K savings, all it takes is a couple of clicks and you are set up and ready to go.

Visit www.fandksavings.com to create your account now and experience financial freedom with us.
Call us or send us a message: +2348092816959 +23481997078

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQS) about F&K Savings

The Story Line? Victor is an undergraduate student at the University of Ilorin, Kwara State,Nigeria. Before now, he had the problem of spending excessively which led him to continually being broke and having absolutely no savings against financials emergencies. Today, Victor is a proud customer of F&K Savings with over 400,000 naira in savings for life after graduation. Tayo also is a middle aged man in his late 30's. After graduation at the age of 22, he got employed by a reputable company with a great pay but never learnt the habit of savings. Very disturbed and frustrated, he came across F&K Savings. Today, Tayo has saved up for his children's education, his own personal apartment and against financial storms. In addition, Tayo is saving up for Retirement. These two case scenarios and other more are being encountered in our society today due to not saving for the future. F&K Savings is established with the mission and vision of m...

7 Money Goals You Should Have in 2019.

Having money does not equate to being rich, when it comes down to it, it all depends on how you manage what you have and what uses you put your money to, and irrespective of whether you are currently living paycheck to paycheck or you are well off, there are some essential money goals you should always have and make an habit of, the habits of the wealthy as they are popularly called: - Living Debt Free: It’s so easy to get mired in the vicious cycle of debts, most times people incur a debt just to pay off another debt somewhere else and the habit of being always in debt is one that eats deeply not only into finances but also into one’s state of mind, for one trapped in debts, getting out of it might seem an incredibly daunting task but it is one that should be made a priority, to get out of debts, it is best to set specific goals. - Save for emergencies: No one prays for having to deal with an emergency but sometimes these things happen and you should always make sure you are a...

How to detect ponzi schemes, a piece by Olamide Oseni

Borrowing from Peter to pay Paul is literally one of the oldest fraud tricks in the book, and it’s alarming that people still fall prey to schemes such as this especially in the wake of one such dubious schemes that has invested participants looming on the precipice of disaster. These schemes are no new trend in the Nigerian environment but it’s still alarming how people fall for them, it would have been funny if it wasn’t a matter of such serious concern, space a couple of years between these things and the story remains the same, people rush, invest their money and inevitably a sizeable number of them got swindled. The term ‘ponzi’ can be traced back to US Italian immigrant, Carlo Charles Ponzi who pulled off one of the biggest investment scams in history that had people losing as much as millions of dollars, and this was as far back as the 1920’s. Following the pattern laid back by the progenitor of such scams, Ponzi/pyramid schemes promise an unusually high returns...

F&K Savings

Search This Blog