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Taifa Unit Trust Funds

Taifa Money Market Fund (KES)

Money market fund · Regulated by the CMA

Your money is pooled and lent out short term. You can start with KES 500. Ndovu does not say what the fund pays or what it charges each year to run it.

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The details that matter for this kind of plan

Who runs it
Taifa Unit Trust Funds, approved by the Capital Markets Authority
Sold as
Ndovu sells this fund as the Ndovu Fund
Smallest amount
KES 500 to start

How to open this

  • Open with KES 500

What does it cost you?

Charge for taking money outthe money you take outNothing
Taken off each payment you makethe money you put inNothing
Yearly charge on your moneythe fund2% a year

What if you stop paying?

Nothing happens. You can stop adding money and what is there stays invested.

What if you need the money early?

Taking money out is free. Ndovu does not say how many days it takes to reach you.

Who this suits

It could work for you if

You have a small amount to start with and you want to put money in and take it out for free.

Think twice if

You want to know what it pays and what it costs before you hand over money. Neither is published.

What they tell you

  • What do they charge you every year?
    2% a year, taken from the fund.
  • What is taken off the money you pay in?
    Nothing. They state there is no charge here.
  • What is the smallest amount you can start with?
    KES 500.
  • Are all their charges published?
    Yes, every charge they mention has a figure against it.
  • Do they say who regulates them?
    Yes — the CMA. That is who you complain to.

Talk to them

  • Website: www.ndovu.co
  • If something goes wrong, the CMA is who supervises them.

Compared with the others

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What the documents actually say

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