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Home » Tabasamu Sacco: Membership Eligibility, and Financial Services

Tabasamu Sacco: Membership Eligibility, and Financial Services

by kevin Atamba
June 11, 2025
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Tabasamu Sacco: Membership Eligibility and Financial Offerings

Established on February 18, 1977, Tabasamu Sacco was officially registered under the Co-operative Societies Act (Registration No. 2635). In 2014, it gained authorization as a deposit-taking Sacco under the Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA). With a robust asset base of Kshs 1.05 billion, the Sacco continues to provide reliable financial solutions to its members.

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Who Can Join Tabasamu Sacco?

Membership is open to the following individuals and groups:

  • Teachers from public and private institutions.
  • County government employees.
  • Private sector workers.
  • National government employees (ministries and parastatals).
  • Organized groups, including youth and women associations.
  • Immediate family members of existing Sacco members.

Membership Requirements

To become a member, applicants must fulfill the following conditions:

  1. Pay a one-time non-refundable entrance fee of Kshs 500, as stipulated in the Sacco’s bylaws.
  2. Maintain a minimum monthly deposit of Kshs 1,000.
  3. Purchase shares in the following classes:
    • Class A: 500 shares at Kshs 20 each
    • Class B: 300 shares at Kshs 20 each
    • Class C: 50 shares at Kshs 20 each
  4. Submit a duly filled membership application form for review.
  5. Employer introduction and commitment to check-off system deductions (for salaried employees).

Financial Products and Services

Savings & Deposit Accounts

  • Current/Salary Account – For seamless salary processing.
  • Biashara Savings Account – Tailored for business owners.
  • Premium Savings Account – High-yield savings option.
  • Fixed Deposit Account – Earn interest on locked savings.
  • Minor Savings Account – Designed for young savers.
  • Seasonal Savings – Includes Ramadhan, Christmas, and Group Savings Accounts.

Loan Facilities

  • Development Loan – For long-term investments.
  • Emergency Loan – Quick financial assistance.
  • Personal Loan – Flexible borrowing for personal needs.
  • Salary Advance – Short-term cash flow support.
  • Biashara Loan – Business expansion financing.
  • Specialized Loans – Including Jipange, Jiinue, Karibu, and Jienjoy products.

ATM Services

  • Cash withdrawals & balance inquiries.
  • Bill payments (fuel, utilities, hospital bills).
  • Mini-statements & retail transactions.
  • Hotel and subscription payments.

Additional Services

  • Bankers Cheque issuance.
  • Cheque encashment.
  • Dividend processing & advance loans.
  • Electronic funds transfers (EFT & RTGS).
  • Standing order setups.

Contact Information

Head Office: Tunawiri House, Kwale.
Phone: 0702 599 292 / 0792 773 444

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