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Fees, taxes, and charges can affect your final return. Investors should review the latest Jubilee Money Market Fund (USD) factsheet for current methodology, charges, and performance information before investing.
The Fund invests in USD-denominated short-term fixed and floating rate debt securities issued by sovereigns and corporates in Kenya or offshore.
Currency diversification means holding money in more than one currency. For some investors, keeping part of their savings in US Dollars can help reduce reliance on Kenya Shillings and support future USD expenses.
A USD Money Market Fund is designed as a lower-risk investment, but it is not risk-free. The Fund invests in short-term USD-denominated instruments and is professionally managed, but returns can still vary.
No. Money Market Fund returns are not guaranteed. They may change depending on market conditions, interest rates, portfolio performance, fees, and taxes. Investors should review the latest factsheet before investing.
You can access your funds through the Fund’s withdrawal process. For the Jubilee Money Market Fund (USD), investors should refer to the latest factsheet or speak to Jubilee Asset Management for current withdrawal requirements and timelines.
Yes. You can top up anytime from USD 100. This allows you to add to your investment whenever you have additional money available.
The minimum investment amount is USD 100. This makes the Fund accessible to investors who want to start with a manageable amount and grow their investment over time.
It may be suitable for importers, exporters, and other businesses that manage USD payments. The Fund can help money held in US Dollars earn returns while the business prepares for supplier payments, project costs, or other commitments.
Yes. Businesses that receive, hold, or make payments in US Dollars can use a USD Money Market Fund to help their money earn returns while remaining available for business needs.
The Fund may suit individuals and businesses that hold money in US Dollars, want USD-denominated returns, and prefer a lower-risk investment approach. It can also support investors who want to reduce reliance on one currency.
A USD fixed deposit usually holds your money for an agreed period. A USD Money Market Fund is generally more flexible because you can top up over time and access your money through the Fund’s withdrawal process. Returns on an MMF may vary with market conditions.
| USD Savings Account | USD Fixed Deposit | Jubilee Money Market Fund (USD) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main Use | Daily banking and transactions | Saving for an agreed period | Growing your USD investment through a professionally managed fund. |
| Return Potential | Usually modest | Fixed for the agreed term | Competitive returns that may vary based on market performance. |
| Access to Money | Usually easy | May be limited until maturity | Access through the Fund’s withdrawal process. |
| Top-ups | Usually flexible | May require a new placement | Top up anytime from USD 100. |
| Best For | Everyday USD banking | Money you can lock away | Growing your USD investment while maintaining flexibility. |
It depends on your goal. A USD savings account is useful for everyday banking and quick access. A USD Money Market Fund may be more suitable for money you want to grow through a managed investment while keeping it accessible through the Fund’s withdrawal process.
One way is to invest through a USD Money Market Fund. The Jubilee Money Market Fund (USD) invests in short-term USD-denominated opportunities and allows investors to earn US Dollar returns through a professionally managed fund.
A USD Money Market Fund is an investment that pools money from investors and invests in short-term US Dollar opportunities. It is designed for people and businesses that want to earn returns on money held in US Dollars while keeping access to their funds.