5 little known Ruto fatal mistakes that he can't come back from | Kenya news

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

KCB Partner With Mpesa To Offer Big Loans Via Cell Phone


Kenya Commercial Bank has seen its' customer transactions with M-PESA triple to KShs. 125 billion, while the volume of transactions has grown from 10,000 a day to 100,000.

Now the bank has done something a little strange for such a traditionally conservative bank in the past, it has launched a new scheme where customers can get sizeable loans via their cell phones.

The facility fee for the loan will start from as low as 2% per month (which is actually 24% per annum). Customers will also have the option of two fixed savings options, a fixed deposit account and a target savings account.

The new KCB loans will range from as low as KShs. 50 to as high as KShs.1 million instantly on mobile phones.
Read More

Entertaining Article in Wall Street Journal Suddenly Changes The Fortunes Of A Controversial Currency

Current Bitcoin Exchange Rate

Leaked Cables Reveal How Foreign Spy Agents Killed Terror Suspects in Kenya

Kenya Beauty Queens Who Lost Launch Facebook Page To Expose Their Colleagues For Spreading Their Legs To Win

Woman has epileptic fit every time she tries to be with a man

Campus girl makes Kshs 20,000 a month selling pregnancy testing kits to fellow students

Should al Shabaab Threats To America Be Taken Seriously?

Baby buying and selling thriving in Kayole

Ebola: VP quarantined after body guard dies

Married Lilian Muli Explains Valentine Days' "Date" With Shabana FC Chairman

Police damaged my private parts says Muchai murder suspect

Gangsters hijack Matatu & Force Male Passengers on Female Passengers As They Watch

Make Millions online using email and this cheap email tool

No comments:

Post a Comment

Any posts breaking the house rules of COMMON DECENCY will be promptly deleted, i.e. NO TRIBALISTIC, racist, sexist, homophobic, sexually explicit, abusive, swearing, DIVERSIONS, impersonation and spam AMONG OTHERS. No exceptions WHATSOEVER.