There’s quite a disconnect between the preparation we receive in school for life after school. If ultimately the purpose of school is to prepare you for the job market, it shouldn’t just prepare you to work but also prepare you to navigate the politics of it. We should learn skills such as salary negotiation, what to expect for an entry level job for your field, and everything else. However, this is most often not the case and so we have no choice but to roll with the tides.
If you’re like me – an Adult in Training with a car – fuel is one of your biggest expenses. I found that it was more difficult to spend significantly less on the essentials – fuel, lunch, Apple Music. Yet it’s still possible to spend a little less on fuel every time you buy it, and savings do add up. Here are 5 things I do to minimize my monthly fuel expenditure.
You might have already heard that investing your money
is the best way to grow it, but what about starting capital?
How do you save up enough money to get started with investing it? We’re here to help! Here are some simple tips to help you save better & smarter!
When I first started working, I didn’t make a whole lot of money at my 9-5 & to top that off, my financial management skills (if I can even call them that considering how abysmal and irresponsible they were) didn’t exactly help the situation. However, I did learn a thing or two.
We’ve all heard about the need to invest. It’s supposed to provide benefits ranging from financial stability to obscene wealth. As a young adult in Ghana, you have probably figured out that even if you save a significant portion of a small income it will not magically transform into mansions and luxury cars down the line (and if you hadn’t, you’re welcome). Here’s a beginner’s guide to some of the best ways to invest your money in Ghana!
How many people have you shared your salary with? Why don’t you want people to know how much you earn? What are we afraid of?
A collaboration between Hacking Adulthood & Lamudi Ghana
5 lucky respondents will be picked at random to win food vouchers from Hello Food!
Someone once teased that all I seemed to do was cough and suddenly grants rained down for one project or another. I wish. Money doesn’t grow on trees, and it certainly hasn’t started to fall from the skies either.
Here are some useful tips to get some extra funds to achieve your goal, no matter what it is; school, research, artistic project…the list is endless.
Someone once teased that all I seemed to do was cough and suddenly grants rained down for one project or another. I wish. Money doesn’t grow on trees, and it certainly hasn’t started to fall from the skies either.
Here are some useful tips to get some extra funds to achieve your goal, no matter what it is; school, research, artistic project…the list is endless.
