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Cryptocurrency, like any other investment, has risks and rewards. Cryptocurrency is extremely dangerous when compared to other sorts of investments. Before you invest, consider the following points: We strongly advise against investing your entire life resources in cryptocurrency marketplaces. 2. It’s best to think of it as a form of gambling, so only invest a small portion of your disposable income and expect to lose everything. 3. Never put more money into something than you can afford to lose. 4. If you don’t have much money left at the end of each month, it’s best to avoid crypto and instead focus on saving. 5. Treat cryptocurrency as a long-term investment, just like traditional assets, for the best results. 6. Cryptocurrencies are extremely volatile, subject to bull runs and market...
“Shenatural Cosmetics” is a novel cosmetics company based in Ghana that is making waves in the world of cosmetics because of their quality products doing magic...
The music industry seems to be growing at a faster pace and it’s creating a larger room for new artiste. The new songstress to join the...
Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy & Samini named among 2020 Top 50 Young CEOs in Ghana The annual publication of outstanding young Ghanaian business leaders and entrepreneurs have...
Are you looking to buy and own a car? Look no further because Prince Motors got you covered inside out. Car buying before the advent of...
The Minister of Roads and Highways, Kwasi Amoako-Attah, has disclosed that, plans are far advanced for the Ministry of Finance to release one billion US dollars...
An agreement has been signed between the Ghana Railway Development Authority (GRDA) and China Railway Wuju Group Corporation, also known as China Railway No. 5 Engineering...
The Finance Minister, Ken Ofori Atta has disclosed that Ghana is spending close to 55 per cent of tax revenue to service interests on loans. He...
The Professional Glaziers Association, producers of allumium products in the ashanti region, want government to reduce import charges of the raw materials. they are calling on...
The Bank of Ghana has warned the general public to use only the Ghana cedi (GH¢) and pesewas (GHp) to pay for goods and services in...
