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💼 Payslip Analyzer & Borrowing Power Calculator

Enter your salary details to see your true borrowing powerbased on Kenya's 1/3rd rule. Banks won't approve loans if payments exceed 33% of your net income.

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Include all check-off loans, car loans, mortgages

Insurance, union fees, etc.

📋 Your Payslip Breakdown

Earnings

Gross SalaryKsh 80,000

Statutory Deductions

PAYE Tax-Ksh 16,383
NHIF-Ksh 1,500
NSSF-Ksh 2,160
Housing Levy-Ksh 1,200
Total Statutory-Ksh 21,243
Net Salary (Take Home)
After all deductions
Ksh 58,757

💪 Your Borrowing Power

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The 1/3rd Rule
Kenyan banks require that your total loan repayments don't exceed 1/3 (33%) of your net salary. This protects you from over-borrowing.
Max Monthly Payment
Ksh 19,586
1/3 of net salary
Already Committed
Ksh 0
Existing loan payments
Available for New Loan
Ksh 19,586
Max new payment/month

How Much Can You Borrow?

Loan TypeRateTenureMax Amount
SACCO (1 year)13% p.a.12 monthsKsh 219,286
SACCO (4 years)13% p.a.48 monthsKsh 730,072
Bank Payroll (1 year)16% p.a.12 monthsKsh 215,869
Bank Payroll (4 years)16% p.a.48 monthsKsh 691,101
Personal Loan (1 year)18% p.a.12 monthsKsh 213,634
Personal Loan (5 years)18% p.a.60 monthsKsh 771,302

* Based on your available monthly payment of Ksh 19,586

📝 Personalized Recommendations

✅ You Have Borrowing Room

You can afford up to Ksh 19,586/month in new loan payments. For the best rates, consider SACCO or bank payroll loans.

💡 Consider Joining a SACCO

SACCOs offer the lowest interest rates (12-14% p.a.) compared to banks (16-24%). Your employer likely has a staff SACCO with even better rates.

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