mnandii wrote:It may be best to postpone joining a sacco (if you are not in one) for maybe a year. Also, it is important to know where your sacco has invested.
Jst my take.
You can view those regulated by SASRA here.
http://www.sasra.go.ke/regulation/licensed-saccos#.U8oxIpSSyHcFrom here you can review their latest financial statements from their website and review which meets your requirements in terms of return on savings, Loan processing and governance, membership, their strategic plan etc....
All the best
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