Hi,🥰What’s your name and what do you do?

My name is Eseosa Igbinedion and I am a student at Ambrose Ali University, Ekpoma.

How did you find out about Reaprite?😇

I got to know about Reaprite through a friend. She has been using Reaprite to save for some time now.

How long have you being using Reaprite?

Some months now.

What is your best Reaprite feature?😍

Reap quick because it is short cycled

What do you currently spend most of your money on?😁

Food ooo 😅

Choose one, a trip to Dubai or cash?😉

🤭Cash, I’d rather take the cash

What do you do for fun?🥳

I read books. I enjoy reading books

What is your worst money mistake?😶

There was one time I ordered a very expensive dress and a pair of shoes that turned out not to be my size😥. It was painful because I couldn’t return it.🙄

What was the best investment you have made

Some years back, I Invested in BTC and…

Hey😀! Let's meet you. What’s your full name?

My name is Anita Ogu

What do you do for a living?

I am a Baker. I bake cakes, pastries chops for different events.

That's interesting 😉. How long have you been doing your business?

Professionally, 2 years now.

How did you find out about Reaprite?

I found out about Reaprite through my Best Friend.

How long have you been using Reaprite?

For about 6 months now.

What do you currently spend most of your money on?🙂

Baking items. I love baking

Would you rather save money or spend money?🙃

I’ll Save and spend when there’s an important need.

What is your best Reaprite feature?😎

Reap Quick because it’s easy for me to keep my money aside and have it grow.

What would you do if you woke up to a credit alert of 100 million naira?🤑

Hmm! 😂I’ll invest half of the money in Reaprite. Then I’ll think of how to expand my business.

What is the best ‘money’ decision you have made in life?

Saving my One-year NYSC alawee to buy a good oven and other equipment for my baking business.

One money lesson you think everyone should know?🤓

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A personal finance target could range from building an emergency fund to traveling on a luxury vacation to the Maldives. For most people that are new to personal finance, saving is all about putting all their savings in a general account. This could keep them uninspired about their financial goals because it becomes hard to manage as time goes on. While it might be a good thing to have money stacked away, having clear goals that state what that money would be used for could potentially increase productivity many folds over and help to keep the focus.

Why Setting Personal…

Money is one of the most common sources of stress and can come in from debt to everyday costs to job loss. If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve been through some form of financial difficulty or know someone who has.

While we can all agree that financial stress affects you in many ways, do you know how it impacts your health? If you’re continuously worried about how much money you have (or don’t have), how you’ll pay your bills, and possibly feed your family, you’re likely to develop one of the numerous stress-related health problems. …

As the popular saying goes “time is money”
Procrastination’s negative effects can range from merely missing an important deadline to something more serious such as a wasted chance that ruins a dream.

Our reasons for procrastinating differ from person to person and are not always clear. It could be hidden insecurity that we don’t want to admit, or it could simply be a lack of motivation.

Unfortunately, many of the most important aspects of our lives don’t come with deadlines and an example is our personal finances. …

Did you ever want to save on anything important, like traveling around the world, purchasing your dream home, starting a company, or even training without getting to grips?

Setting short-term, mid-term, and long-term financial targets is an essential move toward financial security. You’re more likely to overspend if you’re not working toward a clear goal. You’ll run out of money when you need it for unforeseen payments. …

Quarter one (Q1) of 2021 ended on a not so pretty note for the Nigerian economy as the Nigerian stocks plunged further into negative in March 2021. Although the country had exited recession caused by the effects of covid-19 by the end of the fourth quarter(Q4) in 2020, the inflation rates skyrocketed up to 17% in February 2021.

As we officially begin the second quarter(Q2), one thing you should seriously reconsider is knowing and taking actions towards the best investment options to grow or nurture your wealth. …

When it comes to security, especially funds security as well as personal privacies, we at Reaprite understand that it means a lot to you just as it does to us. Keeping this in mind, we have ensured that our platform is secured with the latest TLS version of 2048-bits to prevent unauthorized access to our platform, and to further ensure that your financial transactions are secured, we have partnered with PCI-DSS compliant third parties such as PayStack.