Transfer money without stress.

Following her big break in 2021, this 32-year-old sales manager's income has been on an upward trajectory. The only problem? She's now navigating burnout and thinks starting over might be the fix.

One thing about Arinola*, she spares no expense in caring for her boyfriend. She spends over 90% of her income on her relationship and is now trying to figure out how to save for a possible wedding next year. She talks about it on #LoveCurrency.

This 27-year-old security guard works two jobs 24/7 but can’t afford a home and can barely support his two children. Ironically, this is the best his finances have been in years, and he hopes to find new opportunities to improve his luck.

She could have been a lawyer, but this 34-year-old HR specialist stuck to her guns and now takes home ₦2.5m a month. Her biggest struggles, though? Impulse spending and black tax obligations to a mum she feels doesn’t deserve it.

This #NairaLife subject's complex relationship with money began after her parents' separation in 2012. Left to fend for herself, she’s had to figure out her path with little support. Now, as her family’s de facto breadwinner, she hopes a degree and increased income can give her the life her parents couldn’t.

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Up until 2017, the highest amount this 29-year-old medical sales rep had at a time was ₦14k. Now, he’s averaging ₦625k/month. According to him, his standard of living has gone from zero to 200%, and things can only continue to improve.