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Forum => Kenya Discussion => Topic started by: Omollo on September 28, 2015, 03:14:11 PM
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I want to assume there is a mistake somewhere. My relations with Kenyan banks is the use of their ATMs. I stopped transferring money through them when they started stealing most of it in the name of low exchange rates (far too low) and charges God only knows what for. So I transfer money using the many money transfer services.
So I start reading this story you had about Treasury Bonds for Wanjiku and I come over this:
Banks currently give only 1.37 per cent for the money kept in savings accounts.
I get shocked! I decide it must be a typo. So I start digging in my hole and soon go to this:
http://www.kcbbank.com/rates.aspx
(http://omollosview.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Bank-interest-rates.jpg)
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Meanwhile I read gov are offering 14% to the same banks.
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Am I going blind?
I thought the rates were 12%.
Why are they charging 20% for loans then?
Omollo, are you sure these are not Bank of America rates? Kenya doesn't have IRA (individual retirement account)