Practical education to help you budget, manage debt, invest wisely and make better financial decisions – whether you’re just starting out or already managing a growing portfolio or business.
No jargon, no quick fixes – just clear explanations, Kenyan examples and tools you can actually use with your family, business or chama.
Learning paths
We organise our content into simple learning paths so you’re not overwhelmed. Start where you are – beginner, builder or advanced – and move at your own pace.
Core topics
Our education library covers the key areas that shape your financial life – from day-to-day cash flow to long-term investing and retirement.
Learn how to take control of your monthly inflows and outflows, even with irregular income or self-employment.
Understand when borrowing is sensible and when it becomes a trap, and how to get out of unhealthy debt cycles.
Build buffers that protect you from shocks – job loss, illness, business slowdowns – so emergencies don’t become crises.
Learn investment basics, how to think about risk, and how different assets like funds, shares and property fit together.
Practical guides for small businesses, side hustles and investment groups managing shared money.
Plan beyond today – whether that means formal retirement, changing careers or supporting parents and children.
How we teach
Different people learn in different ways. That’s why our financial education is available as articles, workshops, tools and more.
Step-by-step guides, checklists and “how to” breakdowns tailored to Kenyan realities – not generic textbook content.
Live and recorded sessions covering specific topics like budgeting, debt clean-up, investing basics and SME finance.
Simple calculators, planners and conversation prompts you can use on your own, with your family or with your team.
For those who want extra accountability, we offer structured coaching programmes and workshops for teams and chamas.
Learning journey
You don’t have to “fix everything” overnight. Focus on one step at a time. Our education is designed to support you through each stage.
Get visibility and control over your money so you can breathe, plan and stop relying on guesswork.
Put basic safety nets in place so unexpected events don’t erase your progress or push you backwards.
Begin allocating money towards long-term goals like education, property, business expansion or retirement.
Choose a learning path, subscribe to the newsletter, or join an upcoming workshop – and take one concrete step this week.
Questions
A few quick answers about how we approach financial education at Financial.co.ke.
Our core content is educational. We explain concepts, frameworks and common trade-offs to help you think more clearly. Personalised advice requires a deeper understanding of your full situation and may be provided through specific advisory engagements or licensed partners.
No. Many of our readers are just beginning their financial journey or are recovering from mistakes. The most powerful changes often come from habits and structure, not from starting with large amounts of money.
Yes. We reference local realities – like mobile money, Saccos, informal income, Kenyan tax and regulatory context – while still using globally sound principles. We don’t simply copy-paste foreign examples that don’t apply here.
Absolutely. We design tailored financial education sessions for teams, chamas, Saccos and organisations. These can be in-person or virtual and are built around your context and outcomes.
Want to explore a customised programme for your organisation or community?
