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How to grow your financial literacy skills to become a successful investor

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To boost Kenya’s savings culture, financial literacy must begin at home. FILE PHOTO | SHUTTERSTOCK

By  WILBRODA ODERA

In a world of many competing priorities, financial literacy can be described as the hunger to learn and effectively apply basic financial planning skills.

This entails personal finance management, budgeting, investing, and planning for retirement.

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