International Women's day Activity
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Valentine season often comes with pressure to spend big, impress hard, and prove love with money. But real love is not measured by how much you spend in one day. It is shown in how you plan, protect, and grow together over time. This article explores how couples can enjoy love without financial stress and why true love always includes planning for the future.
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Many Nigerians lose money, not because they want to take risks, but because they trust the wrong offers. Some investments look good, sound convincing, and feel urgent, yet they are not real. This blog explains common investment red flags to watch out for, why people fall for them, and how you can protect your money by making informed decisions. Understanding these warning signs helps you grow your money safely and avoid painful mistakes.
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From January 19, 2026, Nigerians will begin paying a 7.5 percent Value Added Tax on selected banking services such as mobile transfers and USSD transactions. The policy, issued by the Nigerian Revenue Service, applies to service charges only and not to savings or interest earnings. This article explains what the change means for everyday banking and how Page Financials is helping customers stay informed and financially prepared.
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Nigerian MSMEs face growing pressures from multiple taxes, high energy costs, and limited access to finance. This blog explores how these challenges currently affect small businesses, outlines key findings from PwC surveys, and provides actionable strategies to help businesses remain resilient and thrive despite these constraints.
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As of January 2026, Nigeria has introduced significant tax reforms that every bank customer must understand. These changes include mandatory Tax Identification Number (TIN) requirements and withholding taxes on interest earnings. This blog explains how these changes impact individuals and provides practical steps to remain compliant while optimizing your financial planning.
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