12/08/2026
Before you send your money to Cowrywise, PiggyVest, Opay or any savings platform, please ask questions first.
Don't save blindly. It's true that these platforms are not illegal. But think of it in this way, your money deserves understanding.
A lot of us hear:
“Save here and get 15%.”
“Lock your money for 6 months.”
“Invest and earn returns.”
And immediately start transferring money.
But do you know:
• When you can withdraw?
• What happens if you need the money earlier?
• Is the money being saved or invested?
• What are the risks?
• How are the returns calculated?
• What happens at the maturity date?
As a corper, ₦20,000 is not “small money.”
That could be your transport money, emergency fund, course fee or the beginning of the savings target you promised yourself.
Don't just save.
Understand where you're saving, why you're saving and what you're signing up for. Understand your tool and explore it confidently whether you are using the Kuda app or Cowrywise.
This is one of the conversations we had this week during the OMAI Mindset monday. At OMAI , we are helping corps members make better decisions with their allawee before it disappears.
And if you're wondering where to start, our financial guide: One Million Allawee was written specifically for this journey.
Your allawee can help you build something.
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