Personal Economy: Ndubuisi Ekekwe 45-20-20-15 Investment Strategy

Many questions from the community on how to invest, when to invest, how to invest, etc? Here, I share a case study from Ndubuisi Ekekwe 45-20-20-15 personal strategy which I deployed weeks after I began work in a Lagos bank. I call this managing my personal economy and the decisions over those three years could fairly retire me comfortably in the village.

I share this to help young people including sharing the dividend alerts. Your teacher is a wealthy man to get into the typical social media “sharing” for kids. But I am doing it to give you confidence that I did it, and that it is possible. (My formula has changed because my positioning has evolved. At the moment, I invest in startups. So, what I did within 3 years of university graduation has expired.)

You do not invest because you have so much money; you invest because you want to pay yourself and build your Personal Economy at the end of the month. Just like when nations fail to invest, they fade. The same happens to companies. Consider the same for individuals. Of course, investing also includes training, learning, etc besides monetary investments. Good luck.

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