Money Tips for Kenyans

Saving and investing are not the same thing — and confusing them is costing many Kenyans real money. Here's the distinction, and why you need a strategy for …

Tax filing time raises a common question: can you claim loan interest as a deduction on your KRA returns? The answer depends on what the loan was for.

SACCOs and banks both let you save money in Kenya — but the returns, access, and benefits are very different. Here's an honest comparison.

Open banking is quietly reshaping how Kenyan lenders assess borrowers and what loans they can access. Here's what it actually means for everyday Kenyans — and whether it's …

A medical emergency in Kenya can drain savings and force families to sell assets under pressure. Here are the fastest ways to raise cash for medical costs without …

Before approving your loan, lenders quietly do a quick calculation: how much do you earn vs how much you owe? Here's what they find — and what you …

A small loan used smartly can generate more money than it costs. Here's how to use borrowed money to increase your income rather than just cover expenses.

If you find yourself borrowing just to get through each month, something needs to change. Here's a practical, honest guide to breaking the loan cycle in Kenya.

Want to upskill but don't have savings to cover the fees? Here are practical ways Kenyans are funding professional courses and certifications — even on a tight budget.

The long rains season is critical for Kenyan farmers — but it's also a period of high spending and tight cash. Here's how to manage your money from …

Bank loans are not the only way to fund a small business in Kenya. Here are the real financing options available to Kenyan entrepreneurs — from mobile loans …

As the cost of living in Kenya keeps rising, more Kenyans are turning to short-term loans to bridge the gap. Here's what's driving the trend — and how …