Expert articles on motor, health, and general insurance, helping you make smarter coverage decisions.
Navigating health insurance in Kenya can feel overwhelming with so many options available. This guide breaks down everything you need to know about health cover — from understanding what's included to finding the right policy for your family's needs and budget.
Read More →Thinking about car insurance in Kenya? From third party to comprehensive cover, understanding your options can save you money and stress. Learn what each type covers, what to look for in a policy, and how an independent broker can help you find the best deal.
Read More →Excess protection can save you thousands when you make a motor insurance claim. But what exactly is it, and do you really need it? We break down everything Kenyan motorists need to know about excess, excess protection, and how to avoid surprise bills after an accident.
Read More →Fish farming is a growing business in Kenya, but floods, disease, and theft can wipe out your stock overnight. Learn how aquaculture insurance works, what it covers, and how an independent broker like Vike Insurance can help you find the right protection for your fish farm.
Read More →Think pensions are boring? This simple guide breaks down how retirement plans work in Kenya, why starting early matters, and how to choose the right plan for your future — without the confusing jargon.
Read More →Confused by insurance jargon like premium, excess, and indemnity? This plain-language guide breaks down the most common insurance terms you'll encounter as a Kenyan policyholder, so you can understand your cover and make confident decisions.
Read More →With so many pyramid schemes targeting Kenyans, it's natural to be sceptical of micro-insurance. Learn how to tell real insurance products from scams, what genuine micro-insurance looks like, and how to protect yourself from fake schemes promising quick returns.
Read More →Lost your harvest to drought or seen your livestock suffer from disease? Crop and livestock micro-insurance offers affordable protection for smallholder farmers in Kenya. Learn how this cover works, what it costs, and how to choose the right policy for your farm.
Read More →Think insurance is only for people with big salaries? Think again. Micro-insurance offers affordable cover starting from as little as KSh 50 a month, protecting low-income Kenyans from unexpected costs. Learn how micro-insurance works and how to get covered today.
Read More →Confused about whether personal accident insurance pays hospital bills or lump sums? This guide breaks down exactly what personal accident cover pays for, how much you could receive, and how to choose the right amount of cover for your family's needs.
Read More →Wondering when to start planning for your child's school fees? The earlier you begin, the more affordable it becomes. Learn how education insurance plans work in Kenya and why starting now — even with small amounts — can secure your child's future.
Read More →Confused about whether to save for your child's education through a bank account or an education insurance policy? This guide breaks down the key differences between education insurance and regular savings accounts, helping Kenyan parents make the right choice for their family's future.
Read More →Your business stock and equipment are the backbone of your livelihood. Learn how to protect them against theft and fire with the right insurance cover, what to look for in a policy, and how an independent broker can help you find the best protection for your business.
Read More →Did you know that WIBA insurance is a legal requirement for every employer in Kenya? Learn what the Work Injury Benefits Act covers, why it protects both you and your employees, and how to get the right policy for your business.
Read More →Planning a trip to Europe? Your Schengen visa application requires specific travel insurance that meets strict embassy requirements. Learn exactly what cover you need, how to avoid common mistakes, and why working with an independent broker saves you time and stress.
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