Do you want to learn more about how to better handle and grow your money?

Well, NCBA Group has launched a collaboration with Family TV on a programme dubbed Family Matters|Financial Clinic to enlighten its audience across Kenya on matters finance.

The weekly segments will empower Kenyans on investment, money management, financial planning, smart saving strategies, budgeting, managing debt and planning for retirement.

The show which is airing every Wednesday, will feature experts in various fields from NCBA Group who will delve into every relevant subject in a bid to empower Kenyans financially.

“The show delivers practical, real-life financial guidance to help Kenyans take control of their financial journey with confidence,” intimated NCBA.

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The Tier-1 bank indicated that the weekly segments are part of the Group’s endeavors to enhance financial literacy by empowering its customers through various available channels.

NCBA added: “This campaign supports our commitment to financial inclusion—helping Kenyans become their better money selves.”

The financial literacy episodes are apt to most Kenyans especially due to the current harsh economic times that have forced them to find most ideal ways to optimize their spending.

NCBA offers a wide collection of financial services, including personal and business banking, investment banking, wealth management, and various financing options for businesses and individuals, such as asset finance, trade finance, and property finance.

Family TV (Media), which was founded in Nairobi-Kenya in 1999, is a leading Christian entertainment station and one of the largest independent Christian media firms in Africa.