Interview Edge
Every question we publish, searchable — plus a practice mode that gives you thirty seconds and a question, which is what the room actually feels like.
Things you use rather than read. Every one works in about ten seconds, nothing asks you to sign up, and every rate on this page shows you where it came from.
Every question we publish, searchable — plus a practice mode that gives you thirty seconds and a question, which is what the room actually feels like.
Eight situations in shillings. No right answers — it tells you how you really behave under risk, and which specific trap comes with your temperament.
Emergency fund, debt, savings rate, black tax, cover. A score out of 24 and — more usefully — the single thing worth fixing first.
Ten questions on how money actually works in Kenya — the CBR, M-Pesa, the NSE, what gets taxed. Every answer carries the source that settles it.
What actually lands in your account after PAYE, NSSF, SHIF and the housing levy — with every step shown and every rate sourced.
Monthly repayment, total interest, and the full cost of borrowing on a reducing balance — the number lenders quote last.
Built around how a Kenyan university student's money actually moves — HELB, rent, matatu fare, bundles — not a template designed for a salary.
Starts from your net pay, not your gross, and makes room for the things a first salary actually carries — black tax, SACCO, the emergency fund nobody has.
Pick the monthly income you want to live on and see the capital it takes to produce it in Kenya — after withholding tax, after inflation, at rates you can actually get today.
What your savings or investment actually earns once inflation has taken its cut. Often less than you think, sometimes less than nothing.
What you pay, what you get back, and what the annualised return works out to on a 91, 182 or 364-day bill — after withholding tax.
A SACCO versus bank savings comparison, a HELB repayment planner, and a CV-to-job-spec checker. If one of those would be useful to you sooner than the others, tell us which — that is genuinely how we decide the order.