Lady Kenia disappointed by the increase in the NSSF rate, breaks down her new contribution

• A lady Kenya caused a debate about Tiktok after regretting the greatest contributions of NSSF, which she had significantly reduced her February 2025 salary
• Expressed frustration for the deduction of 4,100 ksh, asking the government to intervene
• Many Kenyans in the comments shared similar frustrations, and some said they were considering giving up their work due to the reduction of payment to take home.
• Others, however, defended the increase, saying that NSSF is a retirement security, not a tax

A Kenyan lady has lit a debate about Tiktok after regretting how the greatest contributions from the National Security Fund (NSSF) have greatly impacted their payment receipt.

As of February 1, 2025, NSSF contributions increased to 6% of an employee’s salary, matched in equal quantities by the employer.

Arriving at a time when employees’ splatterS They are very squeezed, a lady from Kenya expressed her dismay after receiving her February 2025 payment receipt, which had increased NSSF contributions.

In his video, he revealed that the contribution of Ksh 4,100 has further affected his payment receipt, asking the government to intervene.

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“Buddles of salary after receiving your February payment receipt, 2025; (Emojis crying) Ksh 4, 100 for NSSF. Routo leaves us alone,” he lamented.

The lady also regretted supporting the offer of 2022 by President William Ruto.

In it comment Of their publications, many Kenyans shared similar frustrations, and many said they were even contemplating to leave their jobs, since their network took home was not enough for their daily needs.

Kenyans in new NSSF rates

However, a section of other Kenians said that the increase in NSSF savings was good, since they are not a tax but a security For retirement. These are some of the comments:

@Dama said:

As Pylip’s friends, I think it’s time for us to go out to the streets. “

@Osala said:

Pylip’s friends, in 2027, do not make mistakes, please At Kama or Wenyu please guys “

Wambui Mwaura

“I think that NSSF deductions are one of the best acts that will be implemented, since its employer also coincides with the amount, so in the positive, their savings increase in double.”

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Chero Mallelo said:

“The most painful is housing tax, knowing very well that you will never own that house.”

John Kalulu Lagaro

“Today it may sound painful, but after retiring, you will thank God that you saved something.”

Further

“Atwoli must leave. He is no longer defending workers, some things don’t even make sense.”

Bilha said:

“It is time for payment receipts to reach the streets and use the headlines of anything, we will join you, we cannot be working hard so that the government takes everything.”

Kenyan Lady Shares Pylip

A lady Kenya who completed her internship As a doctor he shared his payment receipt, showing his Gross 200,000 Gross Salary Salary before the government’s salary cut.

The lady said she completed her internship in January this year and revealed that she obtained a gross salary of Ksh 200,000, which translated KSH 139,000 net salaries after taxes and deductions.

The doctor also detailed the role of internal doctors, insisting that KSH 70,000 is not a fair compensation for the interns who work long hours in hospitals.

Source: Tuko.co.KE