KENYA: Kenyan lady who saved 10% of her daily income in 2025 breaks her home bank, reveals total

A Kenyan woman has left netizens intrigued after finally breaking her home bank and revealing how much she managed to save in 2025 She quietly began the journey on December 31, 2024, setting herself a personal New Year’s resolution few knew about Determined to stay disciplined, she committed to saving 10% of her daily income, even on days when nothing came in Twelve months later, she revealed how much she managed to save, and she could not be prouder of herself A Kenyan lady has inspired many social media users after breaking her home bank and finally finding out the total amount of money she managed to save in 2025.

The young woman saved money through small consistent efforts. Photo: Evegniia and Facebook.
Source: Getty Images The woman shared that on December 31, 2024, she decided to make saving money her New Year’s resolution, and she planned to reach her goal by saving 10% of her daily income.

In a post from the 52-week savings challenge Facebook group, the woman shared that reaching her goal all throughout the year was not easy, as she was only relying on the wages from her small business and other casual gigs.

She recently decided to break her piggy bank and was pleasantly surprised to learn that she managed to save KSh 51,800 throughout the year.

Here is what she posted:

“On 31st last year, I started saving 10% of my daily income in my home bank. It was not easy because I was in Nairobi, just relying on my business and vibarua, which means I was not guaranteed income every day, but God is faithful. I, however, remained consistent. Lo and behold! I managed to save KSh 51,800. We’ll try again next year. Happy Holidays, savers.” Many Kenyans appreciated her efforts and consistency, applauding the small daily efforts that saw her raise more than KSh 50,000.

Kenyans appreciate woman for reaching her saving goal In the comments, others shared their experiences with the challenges they have faced in trying to reach their savings goal.

Here are some of the comments:

Kevin Frank Makosewe

“I started saving some coins in January, but when the intestines started speaking in tongues, I had to listen to them. I had to return that piggy bank because of a defect, 42 days after buying it.” @Shikanga said:

“I was on my way home when I heard someone speaking beside me. I thought to myself, if these houses caught fire, I would just leave everything and save my life.” Sarah Ma Shania

“I have really saved myself from a lot this year. I thank God for everything. Though my savings are at zero, I am happy to be breathing, and I feel good about that.” Lynn Wira Gitts

“Where are you people getting money to save? My money is for the landlord, school fees and food. All I do is meet my needs, and life just moves on.” TikToker shows off wads of cash In other news, TikToker Sheryl Gabriella showed off KSh 110,000, claiming she saved the money in just one month.

She shared a video displaying the cash spread out on her bed before holding the neatly arranged notes in her hands.

While some netizens said they were inspired by her savings, others questioned whether the money shown was really the amount she mentioned.

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