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Moolah Explainers
July 8, 2026

What really happens to your money after you deposit it in a bank?

Your bank puts most of your money to work. It uses a significant portion of deposits to generate income by lending money to other customers. This means that your deposit could help finance someone's mortgage, another person's business loan, or even a car loan.

Moolah Explainers
July 8, 2026

How proposed cuts to PAYE affect your payslip

The KBA’s proposals, if adopted, would see a uniform 5 per cent reduction in PAYE across all income brackets while capping the top tax rate at 30 per cent.

Moolah Explainers
July 2, 2026

Niskumie Kakitu: Here are practical ways to avoid black tax

For many Africans, black tax is more than just a financial obligation. It is rooted in culture, community and the belief that when one person succeeds, they should uplift the family. Parents sacrifice to educate their children, relatives contribute during difficult times, and communities often rally

Moolah Explainers
June 24, 2026

Understanding the Finance Bill 2026

The Finance Bill 2026 seems designed to create a broader, stricter, and more aggressive tax system. For the government, that could mean stronger revenue collection, but for businesses, it means tighter margins, heavier compliance, and more pressure on cash flow.

Moolah Explainers
June 24, 2026

Here’s what you need to know about FIFA World Cup 2026’s new rules

These changes represent one of the most significant efforts in recent years to make football faster, fairer, and more entertaining.

Moolah Explainers
June 15, 2026

What you need to know about corporate bonds

Corporate bonds are simply a loan from the public to a company. You lend your money to a company, which pays you interest regularly, and at the end of the agreed period, you get back the money you lent.