It started with a bond nobody knew they could buy.
Hi, I’m Wanja. In my finance class at Strathmore we could price a bond on paper, but none of us knew you could buy the M-Akiba bond from your phone for 3,000 shillings.
That gap between book smart and street smart stayed with me. So many of us learn about money by losing it: to a bad loan, an app that promised too much, or a payday that disappears in a week. Nobody sat us down and explained how any of it works.
Money comes and goes. Losing it should teach you, not break you.
Fnsoko is my answer. It is your financial marketplace: one place to learn how money works with Kenyan examples, try the numbers with simple tools, and ask questions without feeling judged.
I am a CPA-K and I work in Kenya’s capital markets, so I see the system from the inside. That is why Fnsoko sticks to education. I explain how things work and the questions to ask, and I never sell you a product or a hot tip.
