The Chief Executive Officer of BC Bencyn Group, Benjamin Anyanah, is urging individuals to endeavour to cultivate a savings habit as they begin a fresh year.
As the year begins, many individuals are resolving to make significant improvements in all spheres of life including finances.
Though the economic situation has made it difficult for many people to make ends meet, Mr. Anyanah holds the view that people can still save.
He adds that it does not take earning huge sums to be able to save.
“You may not (earn much) but not withstanding you still have to attempt to do savings. Saving doesn’t necessarily mean money,” he stated.
Speaking Tuesday on the State of Our Nation, Mr Anyanah urged individual to diversify their savings.
“All the people who are saying that things are hard and what not, you go to the house, they will still have a fowl, goat. If things are hard, why don’t you sell it? Because they have left it as a form of savings for precautionary reasons for tomorrow. So you need to improve upon that,” he stated.
“It is about the habit of putting a percentage down. Be 2 cedis, 5 cedis, just do it”.
