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Okiya

Elder Lister
1. SACCO dividends will give you returns of between 13%-17% per year. The advantage is SACCOs enjoy lower tax of 5%.

2. SACCO deposits will give you returns of between 10%-13% per year. Again the advantage of that they enjoy lower tax of 5%

3. Government infrastructure bonds will give you interest of around 13% per year. These will be taxed at 10%

4. Shares will give you returns of upto 25% per year. But you will need to be extra careful where you invest.
 

Mwendawazimu

Elder Lister
1. SACCO dividends will give you returns of between 13%-17% per year. The advantage is SACCOs enjoy lower tax of 5%.

2. SACCO deposits will give you returns of between 10%-13% per year. Again the advantage of that they enjoy lower tax of 5%

3. Government infrastructure bonds will give you interest of around 13% per year. These will be taxed at 10%

4. Shares will give you returns of upto 25% per year. But you will need to be extra careful where you invest.
Thanks
 

Aviator

Elder Lister
1. SACCO dividends will give you returns of between 13%-17% per year. The advantage is SACCOs enjoy lower tax of 5%.

2. SACCO deposits will give you returns of between 10%-13% per year. Again the advantage of that they enjoy lower tax of 5%

3. Government infrastructure bonds will give you interest of around 13% per year. These will be taxed at 10%

4. Shares will give you returns of upto 25% per year. But you will need to be extra careful where you invest.
Comb me here please.
My sacco gives loans at 12% reducing. Last year, they paid dividends at 12.8%.
How do you explain that,considering they have personnel and office expenses, and all the money is from loans?
 

Abba

Elder Lister
Government infrastructure bonds will give you interest of around 13% per year. These will be taxed at 10%
So what's taxed? The initial 100k I put or the 13,000 interest rate I got. Please clarify to him.
 

Okiya

Elder Lister
Comb me here please.
My sacco gives loans at 12% reducing. Last year, they paid dividends at 12.8%.
How do you explain that,considering they have personnel and office expenses, and all the money is from loans?
the answer lies in the balance sheet. the assets i.e. the loans must be more than the liabilities i.e. the shares. So in a sacco model many people will take loans but few want to buy shares because it is very difficult to sell shares
 
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