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Financial Planning for the Single Tech Professional: A Case Study of Bayo’s Journey
Let us take a closer look at the financial summary of Bayo, a single tech professional living alone. Based on the information available, we can help him plan his finances effectively. Kindly note,…
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Understanding and Tracking Your Finances with a Spreadsheet
Let’s say you want to start investing, creating an emergency fund, making provisions for current and future expenses, saving towards a goal, understanding your current financial position, and planning for the future. How…
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Equities Valuation: The Impact of Including Share Buybacks in the Dividend Discount Model
There are both advantages and disadvantages to including share buybacks cash flows in the valuation. One advantage is that it provides a more accurate representation of how the company is returning cash to…
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The Hershey Company: Unwrapping the Potentials and Digging into the Chocolate Numbers
The Hershey Company is a leading American multinational chocolate manufacturer that also produces baked goods, beverages, and other products. Operating under 80 brands in 70 countries, Hershey’s is a global leader in chocolate,…
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An Analysis of Apple Inc.’s Financial Performance and Growth Prospects
Apple is the largest technology company in the world in terms of revenue and market capitalization and is among the Big Five American information technology companies, which also includes Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Meta…
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Flour Mills Nigeria Plc: Showcasing Unprecedented Progress in the Growth of Organic Sales and Profitability
With the Nigerian government’s ongoing focus on promoting agricultural development through its policies and budgetary plans, Flour Mills Nigeria Plc can leverage this support to build a strong agribusiness that can meet domestic…
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Fundamentals of Investing: An Emergency Fund
It is important that you see yourself as a company with a structure from earning money, to saving it, to budgeting for expenses and then investing. There should be room for liquidity first.…