Kofi Ahovi

 Stanbic Investment Management Services (SIMS) has committed GHS600,000 towards the construction of a community health post at Horsita in the Volta Region, in partnership with the Kekeli Foundation. The initiative is expected to improve access to healthcare for residents within the community and travelers along the Ho-Adidome road, which serves parts of the Volta, Oti and Eastern Regions. The SIMS team, led by Managing Director Kwabena Boamah, joined officials of the foundation to officially mark the beginning of the project. Speaking during the visit, Mr. Boamah said the investment management firm considers the wellbeing of communities as important as supporting customers to achieve their financial ambitions. SIMS is committed to helping people achieve their financial goals, but beyond finance, we also care deeply about their health and wellbeing,” he stated. According to him, the decision to support the project was influenced by the impact the Kekeli Foundation continues to make ...

 Meet Delores and Jane. They work in the same office and commute from similar neighbourhoods. Both women earn GHS 3,000 every month. However, their financial lives could not be more different. Delores keeps a small notebook that she updates a week before payday. She already knows how much will go into savings, what she will invest, which bills are due, and even how much she can spend on small treats. By the time her salary is paid, every cedi already has an assignment. Jane, on the other hand, always promises herself she will “plan later.” But when payday arrives, the pressure arrives with it. Family requests, unplanned expenses, last-minute social outings, impulse purchases, and mobile money deductions. By mid-month, she is left wondering where all the money went. Same income, two completely different outcomes. The difference is not luck. It is not just about how much you earn; it is about how deliberately you decide the job your money must perform. This is the essence of financia...