You will be introduced to savings and how to see saving as a rewarding and fun activity.
Begin with baby step action plans that work just for you.
You will be introduced to seven simple steps to build an emergency fund account.
(Part of the email course) Welcome Note To A Special Friend.
I welcome you especially to the start of this email course. My name is Bisola Atie.
My interest and journey in personal finance and becoming financially independent is one of self-discovery and hunger coming from a background where lack and not having enough was the order of the day. I didn’t want my future to look anything like what I passed through growing up so I read books and studied materials on anything that had a promise of making me rich.
After years of studying and understanding and also learnt knowing where, how and who to ask for financial advice and at any opportunity I found someone who knew more than I did and has results to show proof of financial success glued myself to them.
And of course after many years of self-education and seeking advice once I started earning money I put my money out there and tried my hands after saving and living a life of self-denial and delayed gratification which is synonymous with my name…I learnt the ropes of savings and investments.
All I share about finances are practical tips, not textbook knowledge (although they helped) and a journey of constant continuous improvement in savings and investment learning from the school of hard-knocks and making mistakes or wrong decisions and I can now say I can teach and guide you based on what I have learnt and experienced over the over fifteen years of practical saving and investments and desire of a lifetime of never wanting to be poor.
I am helping a lot friends like you improve their savings and for some start to build a lifestyle of savings and investment. With this they can earn additional income from actively investing in credible investment opportunities in Nigeria and have money saved for the financial surprises that can pop up anytime.
But before you start wondering what I am talking about and asking how you can achieve all of these I urge you to sign up for this FREE course I created especially for you because I understand the struggle with saving and being a novice to investing.
I struggled at the beginning myself but over time I have spent time studying so I can make how to save and invest in Nigeria simple for anyone to understand.
I wish I Knew all of what I’ll be sharing with you on this course in my younger years maybe I’ll be the richest Black Woamn on Earth by Now!
“I was trying to see how I could juggle my finances to meet my financial & investment goals. I didn’t see how it could be achieved with my earnings and my financial state as I had some debts to pay up. My sessions with Bisola were amazing. We started with a simple series of exercises and a customised savings plan which I implemented immediately and now I can say I am financially healthy and on my way to achieving my savings and investment goals for the year” –
Vera Alex
“This financial literacy class has been the wakeup call I needed this year. It has thought me the importance of saving and that I need to change my lifestyle choices to reach my financial goals. The exact moment I realized I needed the class is after I went through my bank statement. Thank you for the lessons. I am excited to see where I’ll be financially by the end of the year. It’s only been two weeks and I’m already better off than when I started.
Chichi Arinze
‘Most of my money was in savings account losing value as I wasn’t sure how best to diversify my earnings. Bisola, taught me and opened my eyes to how to improve my savings and invest in various available low risk investment options and which ones I should place my money based on my risk appetite, life style, expenses and my stage in life. After some sessions, I felt happy that I can now sleep better at night knowing that I have emergency savings fund, my retirement savings growing and low risk investments. I felt financially enlightened, more money confident and financially literate’.
Eme Kponu