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May 10 • 4 tweets • 4 min read
For the success of Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SME's),

Financial institutions play a big part to support them grow.

Diamond Trust Bank customer eccentric focus makes it the preferred choice not only by SME's but working professionals too

#BankWithUsBankOnUs @DTBKenya
Having started in 1945, DTB has over 75 years of service and consistent growth.

Today, @DTBKenya has over 130 branches spread in four East African countries.

#BankWithUsBankOnUs
Having started with a majority of it's clients being members of the Ismailia community,

Diamond Trust Bank has appealed more to corporates and individuals across all races.

#BankWithUsBankOnUs
Bank with a bank that's ran by a professional management and has a strong balance sheet.

Diamond Trust Bank will help you Achieve More as a professional or as an SME.
#BankWithUsBankOnUs @DTBKenya

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May 12
There are two funds that every investor should have.

1/ An Emergency Fund
2/ A Sinking Fund

Here's what they are and how to create them👇👇
1/ An Emergency fund.

What is it?

This is a set amount of money that covers your daily expenses for a certain period of time.

It should cover your daily *normal* expenses for a period of at least 6 months.
However, if you have only one source of income or you have other people who depend on your income, it's wise to have a fund that can cover you for 9-12 months.

In the wilderness, having more water is better than having less water.
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May 11
Level up your money game

Learn more about:

1/ Money Market Funds
2/ SACCOs
3/ T-bills & T-bonds
4/ Investing in stocks at the NSE
5/ Investing in U.S. Stocks and ETFs

Let's go👇👇
Before we get started, check the bottom of this thread for:

1/ Details of how to register for my personal finance and investing masterclass.

2/ What to expect and how you will benefit by joining the masterclass.
1/ SACCOs
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May 10
Fun fact:

The biggest beneficiaries of sports betting in Kenya are not betting companies.

The biggest beneficiaries are Safaricom PLC and KRA.

Here's an interesting breakdown:👇👇
In 2021, Kenyans spent Sh 83.2B to place bets between March and September alone.

This was a 69% increase from the previous year.

As a result, Safaricom's revenue from betting doubled from 1.48B to 2.95B
The volume of bets funded via Mpesa increased by 84.7% to 347.8 million

In 2020, betting was among highest contributor of revenue coming after transfers and payments.

This was a 12% increase YoY.
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May 10
Someone asked me exactly what they will be getting from my Personal Finance Masterclass.

Here was my response:

1/ By the end of the session you will have joined the best SACCO/ MMF

2/ You will get two free e-books on personal finance.
The two e-books are:

✅From Personal Finance to Investing.

It helps you master personal finance basics and get started with investing in the right way.

✅ Investing in the Kenyan Markets.

It has everything you need to know about SACCOs, MMFs, T-bills & T-bonds
3/ You'll have a chance to ask questions to representatives of this best SACCO/ MMF

4/ Q/A session to ask me your burning questions on personal finance & investing.

All this in 2hours for only Ksh 1,000

P.S.

If you attend and find it useless,
I will return your money back.
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May 6
THREAD🧵

So you just landed a new well paying job?

Here’s how to save and invest your money in the right way👇👇
1/ Create a Budget.

If you do not tell your money where to go, you will always wonder where it went.

Separate your needs from your wants.

If you do not budget your money, it will never be enough to cater for your needs.
2/ Keep track of your expenses.

Know where your money is going.

It's not the big expenses that waste our income.

It's the small and miscellaneous expenses that cumulatively do the damage.

"If you take care of the coins, the notes will take care of themselves."
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May 4
THREAD🧵

Investing in Index Funds/ETFs.

More than 80% of investors do not beat the S&P 500 index.

Here's everything you need to know about Index Funds & ETFs👇👇
Definitions:

An index is a method used to track the performance of a group of assets in a standardized way.

An index measures the performance of a group of securities intended to replicate a certain sector of the market.
Examples of indices

S&P 500 index- Tracks the performance of the top 500 U.S. companies.

Nasdaq 100- Tracks the performance of the largest non-financial companies that are listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market

Dow Jones Industrial Average - 30 large companies on the Nasdaq & NYSE
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