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Why Money Market Funds are the best entry platforms for new investors in Kenya

Editor SharpDaily by Editor SharpDaily
October 16, 2023
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Kenya’s pursuit of foreign investment and the need for domestic participation in investment are both crucial considerations. While foreign investment remains important, encouraging Kenyan citizens to engage in investments is equally significant.

Many individuals associate investments with substantial capital and extensive projects. However, a large portion of the average Kenyan population lacks awareness of available investment opportunities and their potential for returns. One particularly valuable option is the Money Market Fund (MMF), providing a reliable and accessible avenue for capital growth.

For novice investors, venturing directly into high-risk investment sectors is generally unappealing. This is where the MMF becomes an ideal starting point. In Kenya, Money Market funds typically allocate resources to short-term, low-risk financial instruments such as government bonds, treasury bills, and high-quality commercial paper. These investments are government-backed, making them among the safest options in the market. This safety net offers peace of mind to new investors and minimizes the risk of losing hard-earned capital.

For individuals commencing their investment journey, the prospect of locking funds into long-term commitments is often undesirable. The flexibility to access funds at any time holds considerable importance. Money Market investments offer exceptional liquidity, enabling investors to retrieve their assets as needed. This liquidity proves vital for addressing emergencies, seizing fresh investment prospects, or managing daily expenses.

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While Money Market investments may not promise the lofty returns associated with riskier alternatives, they do provide consistent and predictable gains. In Kenya, Money Market funds are renowned for their stable performance, making them an appealing choice for investors seeking a steady income source devoid of the fluctuations seen in other investments. In 2023, Kenyan MMFs, for instance, delivered an average return of 10.8 percent, with many funds surpassing this figure consistently throughout the year. The Cytonn Money Market Fund presently boasts a 14.9 percent yield.

One of the most attractive aspects of money market investment is its accessibility. With as little as KES 1000, individuals can embark on their investment journey. Additionally, minimal requirements are needed to commence investing; only an identification document and a bank account are necessary to get started.

It’s essential to bear in mind that successful investing hinges on thorough research, continuous learning, and careful consideration of one’s financial objectives. Money Market Funds, managed by experts, excel in these aspects. They serve as an ideal platform for initiating the journey toward financial security and prosperity.

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