From 1 February 2026, the upper earnings limit for NSSF Tier II contributions rises to Sh108,000, lifting the maximum employee deduction to Sh6,480 a month and the combined employer-employee contribution to Sh12,960. This guide explains the calculation, the Year 4 schedule of the NSSF Act, 2013, and the implications for workers, employers and Kenyans abroad.
Phase 4 of the NSSF Act took effect on 1 February 2026, raising the upper limit to KSh 108,000 and the maximum monthly contribution to KSh 6,480 per side. Here is what diaspora workers, employers of Kenyans at home, and returnees need to do now.
Every Kenyan who has ever worked formally in Kenya has NSSF contributions that represent a part of their retirement savings. For diaspora Kenyans, understanding how to check these balances, whether to...
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) is Kenya's mandatory pension scheme that provides retirement, invalidity, and survivors' benefits to workers across the country. The new NSSF Act has brought s...
Comprehensive retirement planning guide for Kenyan diaspora, covering host country pensions, NSSF, voluntary schemes, investments, and tax planning across borders.
Guide to NSSF registration and benefits for diaspora Kenyans. Covers contribution requirements, rates, benefit types, and managing your account from abroad.
Understanding NSSF and SHA for Kenyans living abroad. Contributions, benefits, common issues, and how Huduma Global manages your social security matters at government offices.
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