What are the requirements for opening a Junior savings Account at Matibabu? The parent/guardian must be a member of the SACCO Provide a copy of the child’s birth certificate Account opening fee of KShs 500 Minimum monthly savings is KShs 1,000 Minimum interest earning balance is KShs 10,000 Mode of payment is through Checkoff, paybill..Read More

Below is a list of members who wish to sell their Shares and the proposed selling price. If you wish to purchase any of the listed shares, send an e-mail to marketing@kenyattamatibabusacco.or.ke indicating the S/NO of the shares you wish to purchase. S/NO. SHARE CAPITAL AMT PROPOSED PRICE SCS001 17 800 11 000 SCS002 68..Read More

In an era where technological advancements have revolutionized the way we handle financial transactions, online banking provides unparalleled convenience. However, with this convenience comes the increasing threat of cyberattacks. As valued clients of our Sacco, your financial security is our top priority. This article aims to educate you on essential ways to manage cyber threats..Read More

Our Sacco members can now access real-time Sacco account information, apply loans and submit dividend payment details, via our new online member’s portal that is easy to use, fast and secure Once you Visit our website; Click on “Members Portal“ from the top menu Click on “Activate” on the login page Enter your National ID..Read More

Sacco Dividends are usually calculated on Prorata basis (Prorated), meaning each contribution from your payslip earns you interest. Below is the formula used; Opening Balance (This is the total Shares that you opened the year 2020 with. as at 1st January 2020) = OB Monthly Contribution (What you contribute to the Sacco every month) =..Read More

Members can now download the audited financial statements for the year ended 31st December 2018. to download; Click on downloads Select “AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (2018)” The document will open, download and save the pdf fileRead More

The year 2023 promises to be better compared to 2022, which was partly marred by a slow-down in business activity following the prolonged electioneering period, as well as drought at the beginning of the year. So far, business activity is picking up and optimism is high, but the key question that presents itself is: how..Read More

Know who and how much you owe Make a list of your debts: include the creditor, total amount of the debt, monthly payment, and due date. You can use your credit report from your lenders to confirm the debts on your list. Refer to your debt list periodically, especially as you pay back and update..Read More