The Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) replaced NHIF, and Kenyans are still confused about the changes. This guide covers exactly what you pay, what you get…
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Safaricom’s partial divestiture is one of the most talked-about financial topics on Kenyan X this week. If you own Safaricom shares, use M-PESA daily, or are…
Not all mobile loans are equal. Tala charges 15% per month. Fuliza charges 1.083% per day. Meanwhile, some lenders offer rates under 3% per month. Here…
eCitizen now hosts over 5,000 government services. Passport applications, driving licence renewals, business registration, land search, court fees—all accessible from your phone. Yet most Kenyans still…
Sending KSh 10,000 to the UK can cost you anywhere between KSh 120 and KSh 900, depending on which service you use. The difference adds up…
HELB has updated its loan and bursary amounts for 2026. Many students are unaware of the bursary component, which does not require repayment. Here is the…
Treasury Bills in Kenya are currently offering returns of around 14-16% per year—far more than any bank savings account. They are government-backed, meaning your money is…
Every Kenyan is entitled to one free CRB credit report per year by law. Most people only discover they are listed when a loan application is…
While your bank paid you 3% on savings last year, Stima SACCO paid its members 14% in dividends. SACCOs remain the most powerful savings and lending…
Missing the KRA filing deadline costs you KSh2,000 per month in penalties. Whether you are employed, self-employed, or have no income at all, you are legally…