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TSC to end direct Sacco deductions for teachers by February 2025

Teresiah Ngio by Teresiah Ngio
January 6, 2025
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The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has announced a major shift in its payroll management system, confirming that by February 2025, it will end direct Sacco deductions from teachers’ salaries. This move will transform how teachers in Kenya contribute to Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations (Saccos) and repay loans.

TSC has framed the decision as an effort to streamline payroll processes while giving teachers more control over their finances. For years, Sacco contributions and loan repayments were automatically deducted, a system that ensured convenience but drew criticism over unauthorized deductions and delays.

Under the new arrangement, teachers will be responsible for managing their own Sacco payments through modern channels like mobile money or online banking. “This change empowers teachers to take charge of their financial obligations while modernizing the payment process,” a TSC representative noted.

Reactions to the announcement have been mixed. Teacher unions have expressed cautious optimism. “It’s a step towards financial autonomy for our members, but adequate support must be provided to help teachers navigate the transition,” said a union official.

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Sacco leaders, however, have raised concerns about potential loan defaults. “Payroll deductions guaranteed timely payments. With this shift, there’s a risk of increased non-repayment, which could affect Sacco operations,” remarked a Sacco chairman.

To address these concerns, TSC has planned financial literacy workshops to help teachers adapt. These sessions will focus on budgeting, payment tracking, and using digital tools for managing finances. “Our goal is to equip teachers with the necessary skills to handle their financial obligations effectively,” TSC stated.

Sacco organizations are also being urged to enhance their systems to support digital payments and make their services more accessible to members.

As February 2025 approaches, teachers are encouraged to review their financial commitments, familiarize themselves with digital payment options, and attend the training sessions.

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