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Why saving in a money market fund beats a regular bank account

serena wayua by serena wayua
October 30, 2025
in Analysis, Business, Counties, Economy, Features, Healthcare, Investments, Money
Reading Time: 2 mins read

For most people, the first step toward financial security is opening a bank savings account. It feels safe, familiar, and easy to manage. However, while your money sits in that account, inflation quietly reduces its real value. Over time, what looks like a growing balance may actually be losing purchasing power. This is why more Kenyans are shifting to Money Market Funds (MMFs) — a smarter, more rewarding way to grow savings.

A Money Market Fund is a type of investment that pools funds from many investors and invests them in low-risk, short-term instruments like Treasury bills, government bonds, and commercial papers. These instruments are stable and generate higher interest than what traditional bank savings accounts offer. The result? Your money not only remains safe but also works harder for you. One of the biggest advantages of MMFs is flexibility. You can deposit or withdraw money whenever you want, without losing your interest or paying penalties. This makes it perfect for people who want to save regularly but still have quick access to their cash when needed — whether it’s for school fees, emergencies, or business opportunities.

With a minimum investment as low as KES 100, anyone can start. Consistency is key — even small daily or weekly top-ups can compound into a significant amount over time. That’s the beauty of compound interest, where your returns are automatically reinvested to earn even more. For example, investing with the Cytonn Money Market Fund allows you to enjoy competitive daily returns, easy mobile access, and transparent online tracking of your investment. You can watch your money grow while maintaining full control over it. Bank savings accounts, on the other hand, often offer minimal interest rates that barely match inflation. Your money may be safe, but it’s not growing. A money market fund strikes the perfect balance — it’s safe, accessible, and rewarding. In today’s fast-paced financial world, don’t let your money stay idle. Make it work for you. Start small, stay consistent, and let your savings grow through the power of Money Market Funds.

 

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