What people do with their money in Kenya
The Hustler Fund, AKA The Financial Inclusion fund, is a government fund that lends Kenyan Citizens Money through their mobile money accounts. The fund is a flagship of President William Ruto. According to information on its website, Hustler Fund was … Continue reading What You Need to Know About The Hustler Fund
The money will be channeled through the County Enterprise Fund to facilitate the revival of small businesses and cooperatives in the County. Continue reading Susan Kihika Promises 1 Billion Annual Fund to Nakuru SMEs
Speaking at the Nakuru Agricultural Society of Kenya showground moments after she was sworn in as Nakuru County Governor, Susan Kihika laid out her administration’s agenda for the next five years. Continue reading I Hereby Swear: Susan Kihika’s 5-year Plan For Nakuru
The Lapfund pension fund is planning to build a 10 billion shilling mall in Nakuru city, 1.2 kilometers away from Golden Life Mall Nakuru. Continue reading 10-Billion Mall Coming Next to Golden Life Nakuru
Rajiv Mehta started out selling car parts that he’d import from China. He’s the owner of the multi-billion shilling billboard advertising firm, Tangerine Investments. Continue reading How 36-Year-Old Kenyan Billionaire Rajiv Mehta Made His Money
NSSF, or the National Social Security Fund helps you secure your future financially. Here’s how to apply and get your NSSF number online Continue reading How to Get NSSF Number Online and Via SMS
The first step in establishing a backyard flock is creating a plan. Before buying new chicks, here are six tips on how to start raising chickens. Continue reading How to Raise Chicken For Profit in Kenya
These are the seven main savings goals in particular that you should strive for in your 20s. Continue reading 7 Financial Decisions To Make During Your 20s
To retire early, decide the age at which you want to retire, whether you’ll work when you’re retired, and how much money you’ll need. Continue reading Planning to Retire Early? Read This First
People live an average of 20 years after retirement in Kenya. Here’s how to make it when you retire. Continue reading How Much Money You Need to Retire Comfortably in Kenya
