The 50/30/20 Budget Rule Explained for Kenyan Earners: A Realistic Path to Financial Freedom
Why Kenyans Need a Simpler Budget The current economic times in Kenya have made life more and more expensive, bank lending rates are still more than 12 per cent, and…
Read moreTop 10 Best SACCOs to Join in Kenya (2026 Guide)
In the financial system, SACCOs continue to be one of the most trusted entities in Kenya particularly amongst middle income earners, the civil service and small business owners. They offer…
Read moreBest Digital Businesses to Start with KSh 10,000 in Kenya
The advent of a digital business has created a viable opportunity for young people to earn a living in Kenya without having to invest a significant amount of capital. Digital…
Read moreMoney Market Funds in Kenya: CIC, Sanlam, and Britam Explained for Beginners
Investing seems like a privilege for those who make a lot of money or who have financial knowledge for many Kenyans. This impression causes most new investors to stifle their…
Read moreEPRA Ends Kenya Power Monopoly: What It Means for Kenya’s Electricity Market
Photo Taken by : Denis Ngai, Pixel.com The electricity sector is undergoing a major transformation in Kenya, with the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) implementing new regulations. The new framework…
Read moreCBK Licenses 32 New Digital Lenders: What It Means for Borrowers and Kenya’s Credit Market
The digital lending market in Kenya is still moving at a fast pace and the recent advancement by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) on the licensing of 32 new…
Read moreWhat Aliko Dangote’s Proposed Refinery in Kenya Could Mean for the Economy and Household Finances
The announcement by billionaire Aliko Dangote that he plans to construct a multi-billion-dollar oil refinery in Kenya has generated positive responses in Kenya. Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote’s plans to build…
Read moreFinancial Mistakes Most Kenyans Make in Their 20s
As you’re in your 20s, financial choices may seem insignificant and unimportant but they subtly influence the rest of your financial life. It is easy to get into the bad…
Read moreHow to Budget a KES 20,000 Salary in Nairobi: Sample Budget That Actually Works
You earn KES 20 000 a month in Nairobi, you belong to the largest group of workers in the formal and informal sector in Kenya. It’s on the pay slips…
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