Kuza FIF vs Zimele FIF
Fixed income funds compared · rates as at 6 Nov 2026
What KES 100,000 could earn in a year
Kuza FIF: about KES 10,039 · Zimele FIF: about KES 10,971
A difference of about KES 932 a year, after 15% withholding tax, if today's rates held for the whole year (they won't exactly: yields change daily).
Rate history
Kuza FIF Zimele FIF (dashed)
Side by side
| Kuza FIF | Zimele FIF | |
| Rate this week | 11.30% | 12.30% |
| After 15% tax | 9.61% | 10.46% |
| Last report | 11.36% | 12.42% |
| Minimum to start | KES 1,000 | KES 100 |
| Top up from | KES 50 | KES 100 |
| Getting your money | 3-month lock-in on each investment; after that you can withdraw on any business day. Best held for 2 to 3 years. | No lock-in and no penalties. Withdraw to M-Pesa or your bank whenever you need to. |
| Member rating | No reviews yet | No reviews yet |
| More | About this fund → | About this fund → |
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A higher yield is not the only thing that matters: check fees, how fast you can withdraw, and who manages the fund. Rates are annual yields reported by fund managers. Past returns do not guarantee future returns. This is information, not financial advice.