Money Tips for Kenyans

Think you can't save when you're earning KES 18,000 or KES 25,000 a month? You can — and you must. Here's a realistic, honest strategy for building a …

Most budgeting advice was written for people in London or New York. Here's how the popular 50/30/20 rule actually works for Kenyan salaries — with real numbers from …

Living from one salary to the next feels like running on a treadmill — always moving but never getting anywhere. Here's a realistic, step-by-step plan for Kenyan salaried …

Branch International has quietly become one of Kenya's most respected mobile lenders — known for a slick app, growing loan limits, and more repayment flexibility than most rivals. …

Kenyan law gives borrowers significant protections against abusive lending practices — but most borrowers do not know what those rights are. From fair disclosure to CRB dispute procedures, …

You don't need a bank account to borrow money in Kenya anymore. With just an M-Pesa line and a national ID, millions of Kenyans are accessing instant loans …

Renting a boda boda means working hard every day just to give money back to someone else's asset. A loan to buy your own bike changes that equation …

Before committing to a boda boda loan, you need to know what you realistically earn — and what you can realistically repay. This guide gives you the real …

Many boda boda riders struggle to find a guarantor who qualifies under lender requirements. The good news is that some financing options in Kenya do not require one. …

Insurance is not optional for a boda boda rider — it is the law, and it is a condition of virtually every loan agreement. Understanding the different types …

The boda boda financing landscape in Kenya has grown significantly. From dedicated asset lenders to SACCOs and mobile apps, riders in 2025 have more ways than ever to …

From Fuliza to the Hustler Fund, Kenya's mobile credit landscape has never been richer — or more confusing. We rank and review the 10 best loan apps in …