Education insurance policies are one of the best methods of building an education fund for the future. They grow your funds by generating savings returns while at the same time guaranteeing your children’s future education through life protection. Life protection in the sense that if the policyholder becomes permanently disabled as a result of accident […]
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School fees are one of the biggest financial responsibilities for Kenyan families. The rising cost of education in Kenya under both Competency-Based Education (CBE) and international systems like International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) mostly due to the rising inflation and change in technology continue to exert financial pressure on parents. This write-up is
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When should parents start an education policy in Kenya? This is a question I get all the time. When I pose the same question to parents, some get it so well and it becomes so easy to plan for their children’s future education through an education insurance policy. Some parents have a difficulty in getting
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What is the real cost of educating a child in Kenya? This is a question we shall close today by covering education costs at all stages/levels of education of a child here in Kenya. We shall also consider both CBE (Competency-Based Education) and IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) curriculum systems, and all types
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There are a host of reasons to start an education policy for your child, from financial protection, offsetting rising cost of education, disciplined savings culture, to flexible payouts for life milestones. In this article, however, I will mainly focus on how to start an education policy for your child in Kenya. The rising cost of
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Britam’s Boresha Elimu is an education policy designed to align with CBE Junior and Senior Secondary levels and IGCSE Lower Secondary level. It is an endowment plan, meaning it is a hybrid policy combining life coverage and a disciplined savings component. The plan might appeal to you as it is tailored to meet the needs
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Estimating school fees should not feel like guess work. The following education insurance policy calculators are designed for school fees planning in Kenya. These education planning calculators are of two types: Jump Instead To: Request A Quick Education Insurance Policy Quote Education Insurance Savings Plan Quote Request Please submit your child’s exact educational details below.
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Britam dominates the life insurance market, and for that reason, I want to take you through its education policies, which are part of life insurance, and find out why they are so popular and widely adopted. Britam also dominates in pensions and investment products, which puts more weight on this review. Britam has quite a
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My dear leader, let’s start this conversation by asking ourselves a simple question. Is education insurance worth it in Kenya? A simple answer is yes. An education policy is worth it. The Long answer is still a yes, but needs an explanation. You need to hear out both sides, the benefits and disadvantages of education
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Education policy or Money Market Fund (MMF) for my child’s education? This is a question that I get all the time. Well, today we put this matter to rest by comparing the two funds for planning your child’s future education costs. Education tuition costs in Kenya, especially in private schools and now in public schools,