A financial foundation training that teaches you what nobody sat you down and taught — before your 20s turn into an expensive classroom.
📅 Saturday, 30th August · 8:00 PM · Venue to be communicated
Instant access after payment · Learn at your own pace
And nobody's really answered them for you yet.
Wealth-building doesn't begin with picking an investment. It begins with knowing how to earn, manage, save, protect, understand and grow — long before the numbers get big.
If you can't manage ₦20,000 intentionally, earning ₦200,000 won't automatically fix that.
But if you build the right systems while your money is still small, those systems grow with you. Small money is practice for serious money.
Six pillars, in order, because each one builds the ground for the next.
Understand where money actually comes from — and how to get more of it.
Build a simple system for money that comes in small or irregular amounts.
Build the habit before the amount gets large.
Avoid the mistakes that cost young people the most.
The foundation — not a stock-picking class.
Think beyond this month, toward the direction you're building.
Not vague inspiration. Actual capabilities.
Nobody expects you to be wealthy right now. But this is the stretch of life where you gradually become financially aware, disciplined, capable and intentional — or you don't, and you spend your 20s learning it the hard way.
One bad financial decision can cost you far more than ₦7,000. This is the alternative.
One-time payment · Saturday, 30th August · 8:00 PM · Venue to be communicated
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Meet Your Facilitator
Doyinsola Toye is a finance professional and personal finance educator passionate about helping young people build a healthier relationship with money from an early age.
With years of experience in finance, budgeting, financial reporting and financial management, Doyinsola brings real-world financial knowledge into simple, practical lessons that everyday people can understand and apply.
Through her work with Wealthtiv, she teaches young people how to earn, manage, save, protect, invest and grow their money — without the pressure to become rich overnight or blindly follow financial trends online.
Her belief is simple: you shouldn't have to wait until you have serious money before you learn how to handle money properly.
Doyinsola created this training to give young people the financial foundation she believes everyone should have before stepping into the bigger financial decisions that come with adulthood.
No. It's built for wherever you are right now — pocket money, allowance, part-time income, or nothing steady yet. The point is to build the foundation before the money comes.
Yes. The training is built for ages 16–24, and secondary school is exactly the stage where this foundation matters most — before financial habits are set.
Yes — this is squarely built for university-age realities: irregular allowance, side hustles, first freelance income, and the pressure to keep up with peers.
That's exactly who this is for. The whole idea is that you don't need a lot of money to start learning how to handle it well.
No. Investing is one of six pillars, and a deliberately smaller one. This is a full financial foundation — earning, managing, saving, protecting and growing come first.
No. You'll learn how to think about investing — risk, return, compounding, and how to evaluate an opportunity — so you can make your own informed decisions later.
No prior knowledge needed. This is built to start from the beginning, without making you feel behind for not knowing it already.
Irregular income is a core focus of the Manage and Save pillars specifically — this training assumes inconsistent income, not a fixed monthly salary.
Yes. ₦7,000 is the full and only payment for the training.
The training is live. A recording will be made available to participants afterward, so you won't miss anything if you can't attend the live session.
Saturday, 30th August at 8:00 PM. The venue will be communicated after registration.
The foundation you build now is the one everything else gets built on. Start while the stakes are still small.
I Want My Money Foundation — ₦7,000