Money Tips for Kenyans

Kenya's two biggest banks both offer instant mobile loans — but KCB M-Pesa and Equity Eazzy Loan are built very differently. We compare limits, rates, and eligibility to …

KCB M-Pesa offers some of the highest loan limits among mobile products linked to M-Pesa. But is the cost and the process worth it compared to standalone loan …

I&M Bank offers mobile lending through their app for salaried Kenyan customers. Here is what you need to know about rates, limits, eligibility, and how to apply.

The Hustler Fund is Kenya's government-backed mobile loan product. We look at how it works, what it costs, who qualifies, and where its limits lie.

Fuliza and Tala are both popular credit tools in Kenya but they serve completely different needs and cost very differently. Here is when to use each — and …

Fuliza and mobile loan apps both offer quick cash, but they work very differently. Here's an honest comparison to help you choose the right option for your situation.

Fuliza lets you complete M-Pesa transactions even when you don't have enough balance. But its daily fees can spiral into serious debt surprisingly fast. Here's the full picture.

Fuliza sounds simple — but the daily charges can add up faster than you expect. Here's exactly how Fuliza charges work and when switching to a fixed loan …

Faulu Kenya is a microfinance bank with a long track record in Kenya. We look at their loan products, interest rates, eligibility, and who benefits most.

Equity Bank's Eazzy Loan is a mobile credit product for Equity customers. Here is how it works, what you will pay, and how it stacks up against alternatives.

Branch has built a reputation in Kenya for higher loan limits and decreasing rates for loyal borrowers. Here's a thorough review of how the app actually works in …

Berry Loan App has flown under the radar in Kenya's crowded mobile lending market. We investigate whether it lives up to the quiet buzz — rates, limits, speed, …