In Kenya’s fast-paced and increasingly informal economy, many individuals earn a living through self-employment, gig work, or small businesses. From...

Maximizing your retirement savings is an essential financial decision, and choosing the right scheme to manage contributions can significantly impact...

Retirement planning in Kenya revolves around two main pillars: the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) and personal pension schemes. While...

The Retirement Benefits Authority (RBA) is the regulatory body mandated to oversee and supervise pension schemes in Kenya. Established under...

Evaluating the performance of a pension fund in Kenya is essential for safeguarding your financial future. Pension funds are a...

When you change jobs or leave employment before retirement in Kenya, your pension funds are safeguarded under the Retirement Benefits...

The fixed income market is a pillar of the pension funds in Kenya. Between 2013 and the end of June...

Individual pension plans (IPPs) and personal investment portfolios are two different but complementary approaches to retirement planning. Each has its...

Interest rates and inflation are critical economic factors that influence investment decisions in Kenya. The dynamic interplay between these economic...

Commercial paper is a short-term, unsecured debt instrument issued by companies to raise funds for immediate financial needs. Typically, large...