Kwanzaa continues...

While Kwanzaa, an African American Heritage celebration, is officially recognized annually from December 26th - January 1st, the principals of Kwanzaa remain relevant to the preparedness, progress and empowerment of the African American community 365 days a year. 

Truly, a new budgeting app, that uses 5-10-10-75 cashflow economics is compatible with the following Kwanzaa principles...

  • 1.   Umoja (Unity)
  • 2.   Kujichagulia (Self-determination)
  • 3.   Ujima (Collective work and responsibility)
  • 4.   Ujamaa (Cooperative economics)
  • 5.   Nia (Purpose)
  • 6.   Kuumba (Creativity)
  • 7.   Imani (Faith)
 



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