@Thermostatic, I would refer you to my post.

stocks to BUY by yaserbigchair.

you are welcome there.

Try Money market fund.Amana Capital interest is over 17%.

Fixed deposit account, t-bills, unit trusts, real estate.

Ok, sorry for that but even after you get burnt look for a fireproof Stock and invest there for long term return.

Or investing in outside stock is business.

1. Open an M-Pesa outlet this happens to have nice returns with time.

2. Open a small shop selling original phones but those which are pocket friendly for the over 3.5Million fake phones holders who are going to be switted off, the akina "Mark Juma Mtambo"

3.If you know people who own houses and you are in good terms with them over trustworthiness then don't hesitate to open a Rent collection agency by employing some of you friends or relative.

I hope this will help you,but if you have anything in mind then share it with us for advice.

take care.

Can u raise about 4metres give or take?I have a friend who deals in property in the uk; the company he works for, guarantees 10% net rental yield. email hortoncapital@gmail.com and I shall put u intouch

If you will need the cash in not more than 3 months theb T-Bills is the way, considering that the Interest Rate went down so will Depositors Rate.

Don't go Fixed!

@jano, inbox at ansietaminyori2@gmail.com

@ Thermostatic. "invest 100k on a monthly basis. Quite a broad spectrum then

1. Interest rates are on the down now so. And besides, for 100k every month, the rates might be as low as 6-11%
2. T-BILLS -not so sure coz these do get taxed and rates are being anhialated pole pole
3. Impersonally don't like mutual funds; however, I have a friend who is a financial consultant(CFA) and deals with a mixture of. Friends provident etc which he manages and claims to have faired pretty good. He is at Sarit centre PFP financial services. Give him a call see what he has to say. (020)3743585
4. Pick up cheap land every 2 months perhaps towards Kisaju? Hold and dump in a few months
5. Stocks- I read u don't like them but some of us here, like myself have been doing this for 11years since I was 17 so it can't all be bad. I'm sure there soo many guys (gals) who have done this stock market thing for way longer, much more profitably than I have but, generally, in the long term it has been good to me. I use it as a place to save funds and then when it's sizable, put it on a property. Do ur homework and buy companies that are a sure thing. Personally, I try not to get into companies that require " bailouts" from share holders too often(read rights issue) again my opinion, but this has worked well. Buy stallworths like EABL, , CARB that have great dividend yields, low issues shares, High net margins.