@MuloiwaThendo Mortgages are often called “forced savings”. Almost never the best return you will get but for almost everyone, the best investment they will make. Investing in the S&P is great till you see than shinny car or start thinking of anything that competes for that extra cash.
@Leparagadi_Kego One way wealth drives inequality: unpaid or low-paid internships. If your parents can support you, you gain experience while someone equally talented but broke can’t afford to work for free. A few years later, you’ve got experience, and a permanent job. They’re still locked out.
@tambo142253@WillarShoko Zimbabwe is on the list of Revolut banned countries with the likes of Iraq and undesirable Korea. It’s not coming to Zimbabwe anytime soon.
@WillarShoko My favorite feature is blocking merchants. You know how you get a 7 day free trial then you have to go back to whatever website to cancel. Revolut has an option to block all future payments from that merchant.
@tmukogo On a separate note. The natural resource industry is about breaking even/being marginally profitable until a crisis. In the next 3-6 months oil companies and suppliers are going to make profits for the next 2/3 years, especially if hedging is part of their operating strategy.
@tmukogo Imagine the instant profits fuel companies have made. I’m sure a lot are still holding on to deliveries from weeks before the conflict started. And it’s instant increases but sticky on the price reductions.
@Rendani666 At 40, you can go to medical school and be a successful doctor, with a career spanning 20 years. Right now there is a 12 year old that will finish school, go to university and by 30 will earn millions a year… while people in their 30s and 40s contemplate going back to school.
@DrPMugoni2MD@Lord_Ori_ So maybe he’s being picky. I always say to young professionals they should always be ready to get under paid experience early in their career. Cause experience is experience.