by Aishat Idris | Sep 26, 2020 | B Financially Literate
How do you get to the stage where you have enough to save?In a previous post, I categorised income sources into employment, self-employment, business and investment. Even if you are still an employee, you should seek to have other means of generating income. Some...
by Aishat Idris | Sep 19, 2020 | B Financially Literate
Keeping with the theme of income, money is the most universally recognised/accepted means of exchange of value and income, I will therefore spend some time talking about money. In businesses, you often hear the phrase “cash is king”. If the business possesses assets...
by Aishat Idris | Sep 8, 2020 | B Financially Literate
So now I have your attention and perhaps, commitment to go on this journey towards financial freedom and you’ve prepared your personal cash flow statement: have you? Did you find a personal cash flow template you like online and do you now know what your current...
by Aishat Idris | Sep 5, 2020 | B Financially Literate
Business/Company[1] management rely on accountants and finance professionals to prepare their companies’ Profit and Loss Accounts (Income and Expenditure statement, for not-for-profit organisations) and Balance Sheet, as a tool for evaluating the business/company’s...
by Aishat Idris | Aug 31, 2020 | B Financially Literate
So yay, I sold the house and in spite of being adamant that I didn’t want to sell in a chain, it literally took a year for the sale to complete, but finally I am now debt free. I then moved to a different town (the area I was planning to buy in) and rented a place for...
by Aishat Idris | Aug 29, 2020 | B Financially Literate
In the years of returning to U.K. I became a single mother of two children by two different fathers; unlucky in love, naive, choosing wrong, taking the easy way out or taking advantage of the freedom the U.K. afforded one to walk away from a relationship? Several...
