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Do s, don ts of doing business as a couple

Do s, don ts of doing business as a couple
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The good, bad and ugly of joint accounts

The good, bad and ugly of joint accounts
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Track your expenses

Daily Monitor Tuesday March 02 2021 A woman counts a bundle of money. A clear savings and spending plan goes a long way in limiting conflicts over finances in a family. PHOTO | FILE Summary Discuss debt and development. According to Lyndah Nabayinda- a personal finance expert and co-founder of Ascenity, you should discuss ways how to ensure the home progresses. “Any family should bring to table all the loans each party has; vehicle loans, memberships, credit card debt, grocery shop debt, and prioritise which ones to settle, reschedule, or pay first,” she shares. Advertisement Money is a cagey topic of discussion among some families. No matter the different levels of incomes, this subject has caused conflict and hatred in some families due to poor financial management.

Place of public-private partnership in growth

Place of public-private partnership in growth Thursday January 28 2021 I refer to the story, ‘Why government should be cautious about PPP deals’ in the Prosper Magazine in the Daily Monitor) January 12,  highlighting why government should be cautious about public-private partnership (PPP) deals. The article indicated that experts are concerned that under the PPP financing arrangements, projects often cost the host countries almost twice the amount they would have otherwise spent if the contract was directly awarded to the public sector works and not to a private party.  Infrastructure projects like roads, bridges, tunnels, expressways, dams, water plants etc, inherently have construction risks. Construction risk is primarily about whether the project can be completed and commissioned on time and within budget (cost). Roads, dams, water systems, etc, are also usually constructed in areas that may have different sub-surface or geotechnical properties, and this is one of the po

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