What you should know about Inflation
Kenya, one of Africa's most vibrant economies, isn't immune to the natural economic phenomenon known as inflation. As a resident or someone looking to invest in Kenya, understanding this economic reality can help you better navigate your financial decisions. Let's break it down to understand it better.
Loan Interest Rates in Kenya: What You Should Know
If you're considering borrowing money in Kenya, whether for business, personal use, or otherwise, one of the critical factors you must understand is the interest rates. Interest rates can significantly impact the total cost of your loan, but we're here to simplify things for you.
How to Save Money Effectively in Kenya
It's never too early to start thinking about your financial future. Whether you're just starting your career or a few years into the working world, there's no better time than the present to start saving — especially if you're part of Kenya's talented and hardworking young working class.
Tips for Buying a Car: How to Make a Smart Purchase and Avoid Headache
So, you're considering buying a car? That's a significant decision laden with various important factors you'd need to assess. After all, we understand that you don't wish to face any unpleasant surprises after this big purchase. To equip you better, we've assembled some key points to consider to avert any potential headaches.
Remittances in Africa: The Lifeline for Millions and Its Economic Impact
What Are Remittances?
Remittances are funds sent by migrants working abroad back to their families in their home countri...
Planning for Retirement: Why Starting Early is Important for Employees
Retirement can sometimes seem like a distant reality, especially when you're young and just starting your career path. In this article, we aim to underline the significance of early retirement planning and offer actionable strategies tailored for young Kenyan workers.
Kenyan Currency Depreciation 2025: How to Survive Soaring Food, Housing, Healthcare & Bills
A decade ago, Ksh1,000 could pay your monthly utilities, buy a week's groceries, and leave change. Today, that same amount barely covers two days of food. With 2025 approaching, here's what the data show...
Why Ksh1,000 Buys You Almost Nothing Today
Imagine this: Ten years ago, you could walk into any store in Kenya with a Ksh1,000 note and walk out with bags laden with goods. Fast-forward to today and that same Ksh1,000 note might only get you a quarter of those goods, ...
Breaking Free: 9 Money Habits That Keep You From Financial Freedom
Are you plagued by constant financial woes, struggling to break free from a cycle of empty wallets and overdue bills? If yes, it may be time for a financial health examination. You could be suffering from poor financial habits without even realising it. But don't worry; recognising these habits is the first step towards building wealth and securing financial freedom.