Rank: Elder Joined: 12/25/2014 Posts: 2,301 Location: kenya
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maka wrote:wazuaguest wrote:This things dont work. Ours failed.Case study of a successful one? Am in one and it is growing steadily...10 good friends...we meet every quarter on a rotational basis with one guy hosting,contribution is 5k per month we have been together for 3 years now...all the cash is sent to the treasurer end month( before the 5th) and banked collectively...Max loan you can take is 100k payable in 3months,reducing balance....@10%...you need two guys to guarantee you for you to take a loan...Every quarter we buy long ended bonds...the 30 year (SDB with a return of net 10.8%,maturing in 2041) or the 20 year bonds are the most preffered...in the course of this year we are looking at each member doing a cash injection to boost reserves...They work depending on what you guys have in mind... The hardest thing is deciding collectively what to do with the cash after some time and i think thats why most chamas/investment clubs collapse... That's the key.  .most guys will agree when starting. everyone is loyal, committed, and big ideas oriented. As time goes by and money grows big,then members forget what united them in the beginning. Then there creeps in fitina, witch hunting, greed and mistrust. Then politics takes control. Unless it's small and has a clear defined roles like hii chama ni ya buying housing utensils nothing else then it's a success but if it's to venture into a risk taking venture then it will flop miserably .....if members don't understand what risky ventures are!!!
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