Rethinking Savings Interventions

Getting a short loan a decade ago meant privately talking to a close friend to help you out. Social capital was at stake and most people were keen not to default and risk embarrassment in their social circles. A shylock was also an option if you needed a large amount desperately and couldn’t get it […]

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Consumerism, clutter and your financial health

We are living in times where we are exposed to hundreds and thousands of ‘peers’ instantly on social media. These are people in different countries, cultures and with different financial obligations and resources. Some of them are influencers. Hired to mention or showcase a product to boost sales, others are your high school mates. Majority […]

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