NSSF Contribution Rates
| NSSF Contribution Rates (From February 2026 for salaries up to KES 108,000) |
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| KSh 5,940 |
| Contribution Rate |
| NSSF Contribution Rates (After 1st February 2025 for salaries up to KES 72,000) |
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| KSh 4,320 |
| Contribution Rate |
| NSSF Contribution Rates (After 1st February 2024 for salaries up to KES 36,000) |
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| KSh 2,160 |
| Contribution Rate |
| NSSF Contribution Rates (before 1st February 2024) |
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| KSh 1,080 |
| Contribution Rate |
| NSSF Contribution Rates (before 2014) |
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| KSh 200 |
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The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) ACT No. 45 of 2013 has undergone several amendments, introducing increased contribution rates, expanded coverage, and a two-tier contribution system..
With the legal confirmation of the Act’s validity, the government is implementing new NSSF contribution rates in a phased approach starting February 2026. Employees and employers will each contribute 6% of the employees Gross/Pensionable earnings, with the new upper limit capped at KES 6,480 for salaries at or above KES 108,000.
Kenyan employees and employers will see the following changes:
These changes will increase national savings and pension funds but also reduce net pay and increase employer staffing costs.
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