Which fund are you starting with?
Mfalme Money Market FundWekeza Fixed Income FundTau Fixed Income FundMufasa Special Fund
For money you can leave to grow. Its income is added to your holding as new units, month after month.
Every journey needs roots.From PRIDE, the Tradiam film
The acacia sends its roots deep before it spreads, then stands through drought and storm and gives shade to everything beneath it. Wekeza means invest, and this fund is built for that patience: money planted now for the years ahead.
If you might need the money within three months, keep it in Mfalme.
Government securities, deposits with licensed banks and high-quality corporate debt. The first three months are a lock-in, which gives your money time to settle into the portfolio.
Fees are shown before you invest, so you never meet a cost for the first time on a statement.
Mfalme is for money you may need at short notice. Wekeza invests for longer in government and corporate bonds, so it has a three-month lock-in and its value moves more.
Yes. Bond prices move with interest rates, so your balance can dip for a while, and returns aren't guaranteed.
Any time after the three-month lock-in. Money is paid within 2 business days of your request.
An entry fee of 0.5% on each amount you invest, no exit fee, and a management fee of 3.0% a year, charged daily inside the price.
Open your Wekeza account online, or tell us what you're saving for and we'll help you decide.
Unit trusts are investments, not bank deposits. Their value can fall as well as rise, and past returns do not guarantee future ones. Please read each fund's information memorandum before you invest.
