Kenya Money Market Fund Calculator

Looking to grow your savings with minimal risk? Our Kenya Money Market Fund Calculator lets you estimate your monthly returns using accurate daily compounding, not simple interest.

Best MMFs Kenya 2025 & Rates

Fund NameAnnual Yield (Gross)Daily Rate (r ÷ 365)
GulfCap MMF14.20% (H1 2025)0.000389
Cytonn MMF14.03%0.000385
Kuza MMF13.19%0.000362
Etica MMF13.13% 0.000360
Lofty-Corban MMF13.11%0.000359
Sanlam MMF15.6% (TTM to June 2025)0.000429
Madison MMF10.94% (Madison Group Limited)0.000300
CIC MMF~11.8% (Feb 2025) 0.000323
Britam MMF~11.0% 0.000302
Old Mutual MMF~11.22% (Madison Group Limited)0.000308
NCBA Money Market Fund8.25% (eff. annual) (Wikipedia)0.000226
Ziidi MMF (Safaricom)~ 7%0.000192
Equity MMF5.6% (as of April 2025)0.000153

How MMFs Work in Kenya

MMFs in Kenya accrue earnings daily, reinvesting previous interest to boost returns. This method reflects real-world growth better than flat-rate approximations — often earning 1–1.2% monthly on average, depending on the fund.

How to Use our Kenya MMF Calculator:

  1. Enter your principal (KES).
  2. Select your MMF — choices include Gulfcap, Cytonn, Sanlam, Kuza, Etica, and more.
  3. Choose the number of days, e.g., 30 or 31.
  4. The calculator shows your month-end net earnings after 15% withholding tax).

FAQs

How much can I earn in a month with a money market fund in Kenya?

With daily compounding MMFs offering 13–15% annual yield, a KES 100,000 deposit earns about KES 1,040 – KES 1,280 gross in 30 days. After 15% tax, you take home around KES 880 – KES 1,090.

Which MMF in Kenya offers the highest yield right now?

As of mid-2025, top-performing MMFs include Gulfcap (~14.2%), Cytonn (~14.0%), and Sanlam (~15.6%). Yields vary, so check the latest before investing.

Are MMFs in Kenya safe and liquid?

Yes—MMFs are regulated by the CMA, invest in high-quality instruments like T-bills, and many allow next-day redemptions through digital platforms.

Do Kenya MMFs really compound daily?

Yes, most Kenya MMFs accrue interest daily, reinvesting your earnings each day—this lets you capitalize on compounding rather than simple interest computation.

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