Money Tips for Kenyans

Digital lending has transformed credit access in Kenya, but it has also created new risks for borrowers. Here is what you need to know before you apply.

Should you take a quick 30-day mobile loan or a longer bank loan in Kenya? The right choice depends on your need, income, and repayment ability. Here's how …

Both SACCOs and mobile loan apps offer Kenyans access to credit — but they serve very different needs. Here is an honest comparison to help you choose.

Women entrepreneurs across Kenya are using mobile loans to grow their businesses without needing collateral, guarantors, or a bank account. Here is everything you need to know before …

Gig workers — from Uber and Bolt drivers to online freelancers — often find it hard to access loans because they lack payslips. Here is how mobile lending …

Getting an instant mobile loan in Kenya has never been easier. In under 5 minutes you can have cash in your M-Pesa — no bank, no paperwork, no …

Most Kenyans focus on the interest rate alone — but the true cost of a mobile loan includes fees, penalties, and timing. Here is how to do the …

Mobile loan limits in Kenya range from as low as KES 500 to over KES 50,000 depending on the lender and your credit profile. Here's what determines how …

Kenya did not just adopt mobile money — it invented the modern model. This is the story of how M-Pesa and a bold regulatory bet changed everything.

Taking your first mobile loan in Kenya? This guide covers everything you need to know — from what lenders look for to how to avoid the most common …

Kenya's mobile lending industry was born a decade ago with a handful of apps. Today it's a regulated, contested market that's evolved in ways that benefit borrowers — …

Working capital loans keep businesses moving when cash flow gets tight. Here's what they are, when they make sense for Kenyan small businesses, and how to use them …