About the program
The Money Mastery Masterclass is a beginner-friendly financial literacy program designed to help people to learn how to manage their personal finances and invest in financial markets. It is a three week virtual program that happens once every two months.
The program curriculum is well curated to ensure that all areas on personal finance investing are covered.
You get to learn the basics of personal finance management like budgeting and saving, learn how to invest in asset classes like Money Market Funds, SACCOs, Treasury bonds and bills as well as the stock market.
The Money Masterclass is the only financial literacy program that also allows you to learn how to invest in global stocks like Apple, Meta, Amazon Tesla and even index funds and Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) tracking indices like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100
Our program also encompasses cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, understanding the differences between trading and investing.
Lastly, you also get to learn about insurance products like whole life insurance, education policies, and endowment plans and whether they are suitable products to invest in.
Meet Your Instructors
Gichuki Kahome
Gichuki Kahome is one of the most influential and trusted financial advisors in Kenya. He is the founder and organizer of the Money Mastery Masterclass.
He has helped over 1,000 clients to invest more than KES 200M with Asset Management Companies.
Rufas Kamau
Rufas Kamau is one of the most influential people in the Decentralized Finance Space. He is a thought leader in matters Bitcoin, Forex, Commodities and Indices.
He is the lead Markets Analyst at FX Pesa and also a contributor at Forbes Crypto
Mnyindo Tairo
Mnyindo Tairo is an insurance educator and personal risk specialist for successful entrepreneurs and professionals.
She is also the founder of Le’Risque Africa whose mission is to ensure intergenerational continuity of wealth and protection of African legacies by making sure that no family’s quality of life suffers due to a risk that can be mitigated.
