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Here are 10 ways to help you manage your finances in a better way:

1/ Prioritize savings over expenses.

Do not save what is left after spending. Spend what is left after saving.
If you do not save before you spend, you may never save money at all.

Expenses will always creep into your savings and eat up a section of them if not all of it.
2/ Only spend money on things that you love and value.

If money isn't improving your life & happiness, you probably aren't spending it in the right way.

Allocate more money to experiences that enrich your life with memory dividends.
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When my portfolio hits Sh 20M, I will be able to withdraw Sh 1.2M every year and never run out of money.

This will account for only 6% of my portfolio.

With an average annual return rate of at least 6%,

I will be able to comfortably live on sh 100k per month without working.
With this, I can retire and live a life that my portfolio can cater for.

Retirement does not have to await until you are 60 years old.

You can retire at any age you want, provided you have the financial security.
How much money do you need to retire or to be financially independent?

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You reach financial independence when your monthly income from your investments exceeds your monthly expenses.

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Question from DM

"I just got promoted to a new role earning 85K per month.

I have a SACCO loan that I used to buy a piece of land that I’m planning to build a home in the near future.

How should I balance paying for the loan, and getting started with investing"

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Additional details:

Monthly expenses- 30 - 40K(rent, food, clothing, internet, etc)

Loan repayment - 20K (2 years remainng to clear the loan)

Savings - 20-25K(SACCO & bank account)

Has no dependents but plans to marry soon.
The first thing would be to clear the loan and set up an emergency fund and a sinking fund as fast as possible.

It helps to clear the loan fast, as you will reduce the total cost of the loan as you will pay less interest.

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Investing in Treasury Bonds.

The Treasury recently floated an 18 year Infrastructure bond.

Here's everything you need to know about Treasury Bonds,

And how you can invest in the Infrastructure Bond.
Definitions:

Government securities are debt management obligations of the Kenyan gov't that individuals & organizations can invest in.

If you invest in government securities, you are lending the gov't money for a set period of time.
There are two types of Government Securities.

1/ Treasury Bills(3-12 Months)

2/ Treasury Bonds(1-30 Years)

We'll focus on Treasury Bonds in this thread.
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Wondering how SACCOs work?

Not sure how to invest in Treasury bills & bonds?

Want to learn more about Money Market Funds?

Or how you can buy Safaricom shares at the NSE?

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