By A Strategic Partnership for Financial Empowerment
NCBA Bank has teamed up with Family TV to launch the “Family Matters | Financial Clinic” series.
This initiative is designed to improve financial literacy among Kenyans and comes just in time for April’s Financial Literacy Month.
It’s a great fit, as it highlights themes like financial inclusion, sustainability, and empowering individuals to make better financial decisions.
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Each episode, airing every Wednesday, covers important financial topics such as budgeting, managing debt, saving smartly, insurance, pensions, and how to make wise investments.
Experts are featured on the show to offer clear, actionable advice on these subjects. The goal is to help viewers—whether they’re individuals or small business owners take control of their financial future with confidence.
By breaking down complex financial concepts into digestible pieces, NCBA aims to make financial knowledge more accessible and less intimidating for everyone.
The series also sheds light on NCBA’s products and services that can help people take the next steps toward financial stability.
A Strategic Partnership for Financial Empowerment
Building a Financially Resilient Nation
This partnership is more than just an informative series; it’s about empowering people to take real action with their finances.
By focusing on practical financial education, the program gives people the tools they need to make better decisions about money whether that’s saving for the future or managing current financial challenges.
NCBA’s aim is to help create a financially resilient society. By spreading financial education through free television access, the program reaches people across Kenya, no matter their background or income level.
The more people understand how to manage their money, the more they can contribute to a stronger economy.
Ultimately, this is about more than just teaching people how to handle money—it’s about helping them build a secure financial future for themselves, their families, and their businesses.
Finally, through this collaboration with Family TV, NCBA is showing that they’re not just a bank they’re a partner in helping Kenya grow.
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