How to make a budget that actually works in Kenya
A step-by-step way to build a monthly budget on a Kenyan income, using an adapted 50/30/20 rule that makes room for family support, chamas and saving.
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Plain-language guides on budgeting, saving, debt and investing, plus Centonomy's own podcast episodes and Open Day recordings.
A step-by-step way to build a monthly budget on a Kenyan income, using an adapted 50/30/20 rule that makes room for family support, chamas and saving.
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A step-by-step way to build a monthly budget on a Kenyan income, using an adapted 50/30/20 rule that makes room for family support, chamas and saving.
How to size an emergency fund on a Kenyan income, build it month by month, and choose between a money market fund, a SACCO and a bank account.
A plain-language comparison of Kenya's most popular places to grow savings: how each works, who regulates it, how fast you can get your money, and who it suits.
The steps Kenyans abroad should take before paying for land at home: searches, titles, surveys, advocates and payments you can trace.
Why mixing business and personal money hides your real profit, and five steps to separate them, including paying yourself a salary.
How to list every loan, from mobile loans to SACCO loans, and clear them with the debt snowball or debt avalanche method.
Podcast On Making Cents Conversations, Allen Kimani talks about his journey from Centonomy student in 2013 to building an ecosystem for African enterprises and SMEs.
Video Full recording of a Centonomy Open Day on a year of clarity, confidence and control, with Waceke Nduati, Safaricom and M-PESA speakers, a trainer and alumni.
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Waceke hosts two podcasts, Making Cents Conversations and Diary of a Mad African Entrepreneur, with Centonomy alumni and entrepreneurs. Open Days and Entrepreneur Chats are recorded in full.
Two short checks built by Centonomy: one for your personal money, one for your business. Free, and each ends with a clear next step.
Six private questions on where your money stands today. Find the area of your financial life that needs attention most, and one thing to do right now.
You see the gap to focus on first, one thing you can do right now, and a snapshot of all five areas and your five-year outlook.
Want to work on the gap? Learn about Centonomy 101Five reflections for business owners on purpose, money, people, decisions and growth. See which gap may be holding your business back, and what to try first.
Your growth profile names the gap that most needs attention, from the Clarity Gap to the Growth Gap, with one thing to try this week.
Close the gaps with Centonomy EntrepreneurA one-page monthly budget in Kenya shillings to start your plan. Plus one practical money tip every Tuesday.