Author Bio

 First published: 25 January 2025 Last updated: 16 August 2026


Olukunle Fashina is the founder and editor of Little Money Matters, bringing a background in professional accounting and journalism to the publication's coverage of digital currency, equity investing, property investment, impact investing, automated investing, and P2P lending.

Professional Background

Olukunle is a certified accountant and journalist whose career sits at the intersection of financial accuracy and public communication. He holds professional accounting credentials from two recognized bodies and is a certified member of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) — a combination that shapes how Little Money Matters approaches financial content: reading a fee structure, a fund disclosure, or a regulatory filing correctly is an accounting skill as much as a journalistic one, and the site is built on both.

Qualifications

  • Certified Accountant — ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants)
  • Certified Accountant — ANAN (Association of National Accountants of Nigeria), License Number 36908
  • Certified Journalist — NUJ (Nigeria Union of Journalists), Certification ID NUJ/7847/1999

Areas of Expertise

  • Retail investing across digital currency, equities, property, impact investing, automated investing, and P2P lending
  • Financial accounting principles, fee structures, and disclosure interpretation
  • Regulatory frameworks governing US and UK retail investors
  • Editorial standards, fact-verification, and journalistic integrity
  • Cross-market financial comparison and analysis

Experience

Olukunle's work reflects a rare combination of financial credentialing and journalistic rigor. His accounting qualifications ground his understanding of platform fee structures, tax treatment, and regulatory disclosures, while his journalism credentials shape his commitment to accuracy, sourcing, and communicating complex financial topics in language everyday investors can use.

This combination underpins Little Money Matters' approach: investing content that is technically accurate, independently researched, and written for readers who are ready to make a decision.

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