Holiday Season Finances
Strike a balance between celebrating and maintaining financial health this holiday season to safeguard your family’s long-term financial well-being.
Understanding Debt, Borrowing, and Credit
Teach your kids the value of money and the importance of responsible borrowing. Start the conversation early and set them up for a lifetime of financial literacy and independence.
Unveiling the Future of Financial Literacy for Kids
We are thrilled to invite you to an exclusive breakfast launch of the Moski Financial Literacy Programme and “The Investor” Edwin Kiarie’s new book at the Best Western Meridian Hotel, Nairobi, on September 7th, 2024.
Moski Launch Breakfast
You are invited to join us for the Moski Launch Breakfast at Best Western Meridian Hotel in Nairobi on September 7 from 8:00 a.m.
Launching Moski
On September 7, 2024 we will be launching our 1xMoski Money Challenge and The Investor Book.
Come and Have breakfast with us at Best Western Meridian Hotel in Nairobi
How to Make Financial Lessons Engaging and Fun for Kids
As parents, we all want our children to grow up with a strong foundation in financial literacy. After all, understanding money management, budgeting, and saving are crucial life skills that will serve them well in the future.
Teaching Your Child About Money
Teaching your child about money management is a crucial life skill that takes time to develop. Start early, and lay the foundation for a strong financial future. From ages 3-13+, use age-appropriate milestones to guide your child’s financial education, and make learning fun with Moski.
Long-Term Financial Success
Teaching your children the power of discipline and habits is a gift that will serve them well throughout their lives. By helping them overcome setbacks, celebrating small wins, continuously reviewing and adjusting their habits, and seeking accountability, you’re setting them up for long-term success.
Creating Effective Habits
Creating effective habits is not an overnight success story, but rather a gradual process of consistent effort. but with the 3 R’s – Reminder, Routine, Reward – you can pave the way for success
Creating Financial Discipline
Identifying areas for improvement is a crucial step in developing personal discipline and habits. By taking the time to reflect on your current financial habits and discipline, you can identify areas where you need improvement and create a plan to move closer to your goals. Remember, small, consistent actions can lead to significant results over time.
