Financial advisers say steady wealth creation requires more than disciplined saving, with diversified investments helping salary earners spread risk.
By
Doreen Ratemo
Head of Affluent Banking
Stanbic Bank Kenya
For many professionals in Kenya, wealth building is anchored on a salary. However, the same salary pays bills, supports family needs, services loans, and if one is disciplined, leaves a small portion to save.
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