Welcome with us Rotarian Arnold Ahereza, a chartered accountant and toastmaster who is passionate about financial literacy, prudent business and impact investing. Thank you for choosing the Rotary Club of Upper Kololo.

It’s important for children to be vaccinated so that they have the opportunity to become adults. We are this 👌🏽 close to ending Polio. Get a drop, stop the strop. #EndPolioNow

Inheritance doesn't always guarantee success. Seek professional advice, and always work hard for what you inherit. A clear vision, adaptability, and skill are vital.

For many Ugandans, their wealth is tied to real estate, family businesses, or other assets. It's important to have a legal and financial plan as it ensures that property and assets are transferred efficiently, avoiding conflicts and legal disputes. #generationalwealth

Wealth transfer is not just about passing on assets but also opportunities, dreams, a clear vision, compelling values, and a brighter future for your loved ones. Start planning your legacy today! #buildinggenerationalwealth

Orderly wealth transfer can provide opportunities for young entrepreneurs and investors, fostering economic growth in Uganda. Start planning your legacy today! #WealthManagement

Tune in to NTV UGANDA this Friday 10th, Nov, 2023 at 7:30 AM as we discuss the contribution of accountants to businesses & national development with my colleague CPA Nicholus Mushabenta & Priscilla Regina Nalwoga👑🎙️ (Host) Don't miss the conversation! #Internationalaccountingday

Your side business could be more than just an extra source of income. Think of it as something you could pass down to your children and grandchildren. #tuesdaymotivations

It's important to introduce children to the business environment from a young age. Allowing them to observe daily operations, meetings, and decision-making processes. This prepares the next generation to successfully take over the family business. #wednesdaythought

"The most important decision of a leader is choosing a successor." ~Jack Welch Choose your successor wisely! #leadership

Fostering open communication about issues like spending, budgeting, and debt ensures that you and your partner are on the same page when it comes to managing finances as a couple. #communication #FridayFeeling

A blind spot is a financial habit that could cause conflict. For example, in many partnerships, one person tends to spend more than the other. In that case, try to work as a team to better understand the habit in a nonjudgmental way. #tuesdaymotivations

Dividing your wealth among children: Things can go more smoothly if you take charge of distributing your inheritance rather than, say, tasking your eldest child with doing the work of division. If you want all siblings to inherit equally, put them all down as beneficiaries.

Did you know? While over three-quarters of parents plan on leaving property to their children, roughly 70% of those children inheriting a property plan on turning around and selling it. #Friday #inheritance

As you go about life with your partner, acknowledge the feelings you both have around money. Most importantly though, be honest and transparent. #Monday

Jews believe that people are creators, not consumers! Create something! #Wednesdaythought #creativity

If you want to foster a healthy relationship with money in the next generation of your family, it’s important to embrace the topic of money, provide lessons, and share your experience. #generationalwealth

"If an individual has not discovered something that he will die for, he isn't fit to live!" ~Martin Luther King Jr

Graduation is not just about the certificate. The market today is looking for accountants who can bring solutions and real value, not simply qualifications. -Arnold Ahereza, Managing Partner, Ardenfield CPA #MorningAtNTV