Ilulu
Senior Member
- Mar 22, 2008
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Kama kuna jambo limekuwa linanitatiza ni pale Mifuko Yetu ya Jamii inapopata kigugumizi inapohitaji kutoa maelezo ya ukokotoaji wa faida itokanayo na michango ya mwanachama.
Au niseme ni pale mwanachama anapotaka kujua kwa miaka yote aliyochagia mfuko, ni kiasi gani cha faida kitaongezeka katika jumla halisi ya michango yake. Ni sawa pia na kuuliza ni asimilia ngapi ya ongezeko la pesa linapatikana katika michango yangu kwa mwaka?
Sasa jirani zetu, tena tuliowasaidia kupata amani wameweza kusimama na kuwatamkia jamii ya wafanyakazi ni kiwango gani cha interest kitalipwa kutokana na michango yao.
SSRA mko wapi? Kuondoa fao la kujitoa enheeee!!!!!!!!!!
NSSF To Pay 10% INTEREST TO workers
NSSF Board Chairman Ivan Kyayonka (L), Maria Kiwanuka Minister of Finance (M) and Richard Byarugaba (R) unveil this years interest rate (Picture by Moses Ssemakula)
Workers now have a reason to smile after the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) declared 10% interest to all its members. This is in line with the Funds objective of creating value for its contributing members, the Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Maria Kiwanuka announced.
The announcement follows a statutory instrument she signed, in accordance with the Section 35(2) of the National Social Security Fund Act (Cap222), which mandates the Minister to declare the interest to the members after consultation with the NSSF Board. Kiwanuka attributed the increase, from 6% paid last Financial Year, to improved financial performance.
The investment environment was favourable compared to the previous year especially the high interest rates regime. For instance, the Fund earned Shs264 billion from interest on its fixed income portfolio compared to Shs 133 billion the previous year, she said.
She added that the Funds cost control measures have also significantly improved, with the overall expenses reducing by 10% and the Cost Income Ratio (CIR) improved from 37% to 22%.
Kiwanuka noted that the Fund also had considerably larger pool of funds as a result of increased member contributions and prudent management of the costs.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors, Ivan Kyayonka, said that the Fund exercised a more prudent investment approach in order to minimise risk and preserve the value of members funds.
He further said that the Boards focus is to create value for NSSF members. Our cardinal responsibility as a Board is to ensure that the funds are invested in projects that give a good return to our members. As trustees of the Members Fund, it is incumbent upon us not to erode the value of their savings.
Commenting on the overall performance of the Fund, Managing Director Richard Byarugaba said that in the last one year, NSSF recorded significant improvements across its entire business spectrum.
I am pleased to inform our members and the general public that the Fund is in robust financial health. We have grown the members fund from Shs2.0 trillion to Shs2.6 trillion in just 12 months, he said.
NSSF Performance for Financial Year 2011/2012
Au niseme ni pale mwanachama anapotaka kujua kwa miaka yote aliyochagia mfuko, ni kiasi gani cha faida kitaongezeka katika jumla halisi ya michango yake. Ni sawa pia na kuuliza ni asimilia ngapi ya ongezeko la pesa linapatikana katika michango yangu kwa mwaka?
Sasa jirani zetu, tena tuliowasaidia kupata amani wameweza kusimama na kuwatamkia jamii ya wafanyakazi ni kiwango gani cha interest kitalipwa kutokana na michango yao.
SSRA mko wapi? Kuondoa fao la kujitoa enheeee!!!!!!!!!!
NSSF To Pay 10% INTEREST TO workers
NSSF Board Chairman Ivan Kyayonka (L), Maria Kiwanuka Minister of Finance (M) and Richard Byarugaba (R) unveil this years interest rate (Picture by Moses Ssemakula)
Workers now have a reason to smile after the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) declared 10% interest to all its members. This is in line with the Funds objective of creating value for its contributing members, the Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Maria Kiwanuka announced.
The announcement follows a statutory instrument she signed, in accordance with the Section 35(2) of the National Social Security Fund Act (Cap222), which mandates the Minister to declare the interest to the members after consultation with the NSSF Board. Kiwanuka attributed the increase, from 6% paid last Financial Year, to improved financial performance.
The investment environment was favourable compared to the previous year especially the high interest rates regime. For instance, the Fund earned Shs264 billion from interest on its fixed income portfolio compared to Shs 133 billion the previous year, she said.
She added that the Funds cost control measures have also significantly improved, with the overall expenses reducing by 10% and the Cost Income Ratio (CIR) improved from 37% to 22%.
Kiwanuka noted that the Fund also had considerably larger pool of funds as a result of increased member contributions and prudent management of the costs.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors, Ivan Kyayonka, said that the Fund exercised a more prudent investment approach in order to minimise risk and preserve the value of members funds.
He further said that the Boards focus is to create value for NSSF members. Our cardinal responsibility as a Board is to ensure that the funds are invested in projects that give a good return to our members. As trustees of the Members Fund, it is incumbent upon us not to erode the value of their savings.
Commenting on the overall performance of the Fund, Managing Director Richard Byarugaba said that in the last one year, NSSF recorded significant improvements across its entire business spectrum.
I am pleased to inform our members and the general public that the Fund is in robust financial health. We have grown the members fund from Shs2.0 trillion to Shs2.6 trillion in just 12 months, he said.
NSSF Performance for Financial Year 2011/2012
- Amount of interest credited on Members Accounts grew by 106% from Shs,94 Bn in Financial Year 2010/2011 to UGX 202 Bn in Financial Year 2011/2012
- Benefits paid to members grew by 28% from Shs 79 Bn in FY 2010/2011 to shs 102 Bn in Financial Year 2011/2012
- Total contributions grew by 18% from Shs 388 Bn in Financial Year 2010/2011 to Shs461 Bn in Financial Year 2011/2012
- Revenues grew by 108% from Shs 158 Bn in Financial Year 2010/2011 to Shs329 Bn in Financial Year 2011/2012
- Fund assets grew by 29% from Shs 2.1 trillion in Financial Year 2010/2011 to Shs2.7 trillion in Financial Year 2011/2012
