Category: Decision Making

Recently, I had the opportunity to participate in a treasury bond auction held by the Bank of Uganda. I had decided to invest in a

When it comes to money, we often find ourselves acting against our best interests. Despite our intentions to save or invest, our behavior sometimes sabotages

Money decisions can be tricky, especially when emotions like fear, greed, or impatience take over. It’s easy to make choices we regret—overspending, missing good opportunities,

This is the wrong question to ask because, depending on what you want, the answer could be completely different. So, a better question to ask

Opportunity costs are the potential benefits you lose by choosing one alternative over the other. Imagine you’ve saved up $10,000 and decide to buy a

Borrowing money to finance a wedding involves taking on debt, which means you’ll have to pay back the borrowed amount plus interest. This can add