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T-bills pay a known return backed by the government; shares can pay more but can also lose money. Here’s how to compare them — and why the T-bill rate is the bar every share has to clear.
Treasury Bills vs NSE Shares: Which Should You Choose in Kenya? Read Post »
When to buy to qualify for a dividend, what “book closure” means, how much tax is taken, and how to make sure the money actually reaches you.
Dividends in Kenya: Book Closure, Withholding Tax and When You Get Paid Read Post »
Brokerage, levies, stamp duty and minimum fees: what an NSE trade really costs, with worked examples, and why a share has to rise about 3–4% before you break even.
NSE Trading Costs Explained: What You Really Pay to Buy and Sell Shares in Kenya Read Post »
You can’t own NSE shares without a CDS account. Here’s what it is, the documents you need, and how to open one online in a few days.
How to Open a CDS Account in Kenya (2026 Guide) Read Post »
Everything you need to buy your first shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange — the accounts you need, how an order works, what it costs, and the mistakes beginners make.
How to Buy Shares on the NSE in Kenya: A Step-by-Step Guide (2026) Read Post »
Making money online in Kenya has never been an easy job for anyone figuring out how to make even a
How I Started Making Money Online In Kenya Read Post »
