Good day,
I’m really glad to hear that you have started following and that the content is helping you think about investing, that’s the first big step. Here’s a simple step-by-step guide that explains how to open your @EasyEquities account, fund it, choose what to invest in, and start building your portfolio.
Step 1: Create Your EasyEquities Account
Start by visiting https://t.co/KyLYXyWpQp or downloading the EasyEquities app. The sign-up process is quick, you will fill in your personal details such as your name, ID or passport number, and email. Once your account is verified, you will get access to your main dashboard. Inside, you’ll see different types of accounts available to you: a ZAR Account for investing in South African companies, a USD Account for international shares like Apple and Tesla, a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) for long-term, tax-free investing, and an EasyCrypto Account if you’re interested in Bitcoin or other digital assets.
Step 2: Fund Your Account
After setting up your profile, the next step is to fund it. You can deposit money via EFT or card payment, and there’s no minimum amount required, you can start with as little as N$10 or R10. Once your funds reflect in your account, you’ll be ready to buy your first investment.
Step 3: Choose What to Invest In
This is where things get exciting. EasyEquities gives you access to several investment options. You can buy ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds), which are groups of shares that track an index like the JSE Top 40 or S&P 500, giving you instant diversification. Some popular examples are the Satrix 40, Satrix Nasdaq 100, and Satrix MSCI World ETFs. You can also invest in individual shares such as Shoprite, Capitec, or MTN, or choose Bundles, which are ready-made, diversified portfolios managed by professionals. If you’re new to investing, ETFs are a great place to start because they offer lower risk and steady long-term growth.
Step 4: Start Small and Stay Consistent
The most important part of investing is consistency. Begin with an amount that fits your budget, even N$200 to N$500 a month is enough. Set up a monthly debit order to automate your investing, and increase your contribution each year by 10–15% if possible. You don’t need to time the market or wait for the perfect moment; what matters most is staying invested and letting compounding do the work over time.
Step 5: Track and Reinvest
Your portfolio will update daily to show how your investments are performing. When you receive dividends from your shares or ETFs, reinvest them instead of withdrawing. This allows your returns to generate more returns, the essence of compound growth. The longer you stay invested, the more powerful this effect becomes.
Not financial advice, sharing what’s worked for me so you can start building your own path toward financial freedom.
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@CharlesHSavage
Here we go
The 2025/26 Budget for government over next year (march 2025 to feb 2026)
Follow down below for tweets and explainers as it’s announced.
#Nambudget2025
Rest in Power President Sam Nujoma.
Today, we are all Namibians 🇳🇦 mourning the loss of a liberation fighter, revolutionary and founding father of Independent Namibia. May his spirit rest in perfect and eternal peace ✌🏾
Dear Namibians 🇳🇦
We have SUCCESSFULLY Intervened in preventing the CAPTURE of New Era by the Political Forces of the Corrupt Party that FIRED Former Editor and Brought a Deployee from NAMPA to be Editor. As you READ this, Mr. Musariri’s contract to New Era, that LASTED for 2 DAYS, has been REVOKED with Immediate Effect! He won’t go to New Era on Monday. The CEO of NAMPA was UNFORTUNATELY caught in the Crossfire and given a FINAL WARNING. Both Mr. Musariri and Mr. Chata are good professionals. It’s So unfortunate that they are caught up in the Web of the Corrupt Mechanization! Let’s not give up in Fighting Corruption in our Country. Let’s continue to work hard! The Future belongs to those preparing for it today. A SMALL AXE can indeed CUT DOWN a BIG BIG TREE!
Man, I recently had the pleasure of being assisted by Helena at the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security’s visa section. Helena went above and beyond, providing not only efficient service but also kindness and patience that made the process smooth and stress-free. Her professionalism and dedication to her work truly stand out, and I want to commend her for such exceptional service. We are fortunate to have people like Helena representing our government and serving the public. I wish her all the best and encourage the Ministry to recognize and celebrate staff members who make a positive impact each day.
JUST IN: NamRa's head of domestic taxes Idi Itope has resigned, ahead of his expected switch to the Central Procurement Board of Namibia (CPBN) as CEO. NamRa boss Sam Shivute informed staff that Itope's last working day will be 15 May.
MEET THE CENTRAL BANKERS
Erickson is in charge of safety and security at the Bank’s Oshakati Branch, a role within the Bank's Currency Management and Banking Operations Department.
Read more about the Bank's role here: https://t.co/wuVUrXLnrN
#Central_Bankers#BankofNamibia #Employees
NEW KID … Namibia’s ‘fastest’ rapper Pricegabriel (16) says he is ready to take the rap world by storm. Armed with a rich musical background, the high school pupil says he aims to outshine the prowess of his father Kamtonya, who rose to fame as part of the popular trio, PDK.