I agree with this...wamashamba and his estranged step brother Jirongo had perfected the art of milking parastatals and banks and especially NHIF. Sasa agenda ni NSSF.
I don't know what else but surely they must have fruitful investments elsewhere.
The 3% return to savers says everything you need to know about its investments.I don't know what else but surely they must have fruitful investments elsewhere.
The 3% return to savers says everything you need to know about its investments.
Atwoli has been mentioned severally when it comes to mismanagement of NSSF
Btw, just to derail this thread kidogo, why did I just see a news report on Inoro watu wa mashinani celebrating the removal of the subsidy. Apparently, they had not been getting fuel at the tusmall village petrol stations and now they are getting it. Seems the correction has started happening.
I had a bank with very good interest rates on savings above a certain amount, approaching returns from the MMFs. But when the govt imposed a cap on credit interest rates, we lost the good rates on savings (I guess the bank was trying to find ways of making up for lost profits). Eventually the govt abandoned the interest rates cap, but the damage was already done. I'm currently yet to see any such rates on savings anywhere apart from maybe Postbank, who I don't understand well enough.Ruto is right we need to improve our savings. In fact, that money should be the one used to grow the economy.
But on the part where the custodian is NSSF, hapo nayo sikubaliani