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cheruiyotkb

@cheruiyotkb · Nairobi, Kenya · joined 06 Oct 2013

~ NSE ~ Insurance ~ Personal Finance ~ Retirement Planning ~ SACCO ~ Unit Trusts ~

209 117Followers
180 136Following
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A new budget that gives you property deposit in 24 months: •Loan 50K - keep •Sacco 5K - keep •School fees 8K - keep •Chama: Reduce to 5K •Miscellaneous capped: 10K •Rent 10K, househelp 10K, Mom 5,000 = 25K - keep •Shopping: reduce to 10K - Nyandarua food is fair, do 1.3K views · 14 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
@cheruiyotkb I’m suspecting this 50k is car loan 635 views · 4 likes · 0 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
Sh 18K food shopping appears a lot in "Potato County" With two young children and a househelp, examine leaks in your kitchen. You can cut costs by purchasing directly from farmers' markets. Open 2 MMF sinking funds - "School Fees" and "Plot Fund". Standing order on payday: 8K to 1.6K views · 11 likes · 0 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
You can't invest until you seal these money traps. What's the Sh 50K loan for? Property, home upgrades, or consumption? What's the balance? After paying it off, never take a consumption loan again. Chama 10K and SACCO 5K is 15K savings but you can't access them when broke. Is 1.9K views · 16 likes · 1 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →
With Sh 150K net in Nyandarua, you shouldn't be broke by 5th. You have a leakage, not an income problem. You cannot account for Sh 34K. That's Sh 408K annually gone without a plot to show for it. 90% of middle income female earners spend on Bolt/car fuel/errands, airtime/data, 1.9K views · 18 likes · 1 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
"I am a single mom of two, age 8 and 2. I earn a net salary of Sh 150,000 and live in Nyandarua. My expenses are: Loan 50K, SACCO savings 5K, Chama 10K, Mom 5K, Shopping 18K, Rent 10K, Househelp 10K, School fees 24K per term. The rest disappears into miscellaneous. Despite my 14.3K views · 177 likes · 16 reposts · 19 replies Open on X →
X Space! Running a business means dealing with sales, expenses, suppliers, employees, taxes, debt and, hopefully, profit. But making money from a business and managing that money well are two very different things. Learn the practical side of managing business finances with htt
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"Financial capital is a result of social capital, which is a result of mental capital" - Robert, CEO @TheAbojani At the 6th Economic Empowerment Conference 2026, you sit next to someone who already has shares CDS, DhowCSD, SACCO, and REIT. You exchange contacts. That's how you h
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Building a low-risk portfolio on Sh 70K net salary: Allocate 20% allocation to savings and investments, that's Sh 14,000. ~Put 9000 in a FIF ~Put 5000 in a SACCO BOSA End of year 1: FIF = 119,880 net average 11% SACCO = 66,600 net average 11% Total = 186,480 9.3K views · 163 likes · 17 reposts · 5 replies Open on X →
@cheruiyotkb Great analysis. I usually tell people, risk is a privilege for the young and rich. If you're not either, really think hard on anything with a risk above 20% 4.9K views · 43 likes · 4 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
On Sh 60K net salary, if you can add Sh 15K side income from a skill business, you effectively net Sh 75K. That's better than a Sh 700K business that requires your fulltime presence to run effectively, or a postgraduate course that may not convert to cash sooner. 8.5K views · 49 likes · 5 reposts · 3 replies Open on X →
Remain with Sh 300K to invest in yourself: - Option A: Part-time Masters, Sh 250K (pay semester by semester from salary, not lump sum) and Sh 50K for a small side hustle. - Option B: Professional cert that raises salary now, eg. CPA final, CIPS, KISM — Sh 40K-90K, 3-6 months, 9.3K views · 50 likes · 5 reposts · 3 replies Open on X →
3. What is the hybrid plan most age 40 actually win with? • Keep Sh 400K intact — never touch. - Sh 200K in MMF = 6 months emergency (target Sh 60K x 6 = 360K) - Sh 200K in IFB Bond @ 13% tax-free can be a retirement starter. >> 10.1K views · 59 likes · 7 reposts · 3 replies Open on X →
Good businesses for a 40 y/o on Sh 60K salary: • Service you already do: If you are an accountant, start tax filing/audit side hustle — you need a Sh 50K laptop and KRA certificate, not Sh 700K • Consultancy, training, tuition, procurement supply to your employer network. • 11.2K views · 71 likes · 7 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
2. What business do you want to start? At 40 y/o, good businesses are skill-based, not rent-based. "Bad" businesses for Sh 700K: • Boutique, salon, bar, taxi, wines & spirits (80% die in one year, rent eats cash flows) • Farming far away you can't supervise >> 12.3K views · 55 likes · 5 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
If Masters is just for knowledge with no promotion prospects, like an MBA at Sh 450K from a private university, that ROI is zero in this market. You may bet your chances at a teaching job, or moving employment. Most employers pay for skills, not papers. >> 13K views · 50 likes · 3 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →
Three Questions: 1. Will the postgraduate give him a pay rise in 12 months? In Kenya public service/corporate, some Masters give you nothing, some give you a job group jump. If you are in public service at Job Group L/M (C3/C4) and a Masters moves you to N/P (C5/D1) (Sh 14.7K views · 79 likes · 4 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
Sh 700K is not business capital. It's his emergency and freedom fund. If Jack spends all Sh 700K on either business or Masters and the business fails, he will be 41 earning Sh 60k with zero savings. The post-grad course will take up to 3 years and the salary conversion may not 15K views · 85 likes · 6 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
Jack, age 40, earns Sh 60K monthly salary. He has accumulated Sh 700K savings. He is in dilemma on whether to start a business or pay for postgraduate studies. My take 👇 At 40 with Sh 60K and Sh 700K savings, this is the most dangerous decision point. One wrong move wipes 5 134.8K views · 859 likes · 117 reposts · 38 replies Open on X →

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Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views. Median for 100K–1M accounts is 1.04%.

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