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    The document discusses benefits and voluntary membership options for the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) in Kenya. Members qualify for withdrawal benefits at age 50, invalidity benefits for permanent disability, survivors benefits for dependents, an emigration grant for permanent emigration from Kenya, and a funeral grant. Voluntary membership is now open to all workers, including self-employed and informal sector workers. Existing members can also top-up their contributions above the mandatory minimum amount. Registration is free at NSSF offices with a valid ID, and contributions can be made in cash or check at any NSSF office.

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    The document discusses benefits and voluntary membership options for the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) in Kenya. Members qualify for withdrawal benefits at age 50, invalidity benefits for permanent disability, survivors benefits for dependents, an emigration grant for permanent emigration from Kenya, and a funeral grant. Voluntary membership is now open to all workers, including self-employed and informal sector workers. Existing members can also top-up their contributions above the mandatory minimum amount. Registration is free at NSSF offices with a valid ID, and contributions can be made in cash or check at any NSSF office.

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    The document discusses benefits and voluntary membership options for the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) in Kenya. Members qualify for withdrawal benefits at age 50, invalidity benefits for permanent disability, survivors benefits for dependents, an emigration grant for permanent emigration from Kenya, and a funeral grant. Voluntary membership is now open to all workers, including self-employed and informal sector workers. Existing members can also top-up their contributions above the mandatory minimum amount. Registration is free at NSSF offices with a valid ID, and contributions can be made in cash or check at any NSSF office.

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    VOLUNTARY MEMBERSHIP WITHIN N.S.S.F.

    What Benefits do I get in return? You qualify for the under listed benefits: Withdrawal: On attainment of 50 years of age or above. Invalidity: In case you suffer permanent disability rendering you Incapable of earning a living. Survivors: In case a member passes on, dependants are paid immediately. Emigration Grant: This is paid to a member who is permanently emigrating from Kenya. Funeral Grant: This is a grant paid to assist in meeting burial expenses of a deceased member.

    VOLUNTARY Membership is now open for all categories of workers including the self-employed and all workers in the informal sector.

    TOP-UP Existing NSSF members who are in formal employment are free to Enhance their level of monthly contributions through their employers To whatever amounts they may wish to save.

    REGISTRATION Registration is done free of charge at any NSSF office countrywide. You only require a valid identification document such as your national identity card or passport.

    CONTRIBUTIONS Contributions will be received at any of the NSSF offices either in cash or by bankers cheque. One is encouraged to contribute as often as ones ability can allow.

    YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY CHECK LIST. 1. Are you a contributor to the National Social Security Fund? 2. Have you been registered? 3. Do you have your NSSF membership card? 4. Does your Statement of Account reflect the correct amount of your contributions? 5. Is your employer remitting all your NSSF deductions on time? 6. Have you obtained your statement within the last six months?

    If the answer to any of the


    above questions is NO, then you have a serious problem that MUST be rectified NOW. Please contact your nearest NSSF office for advice. 7. Do you have more than one social security number? 8. Have you lost or misplaced your NSSF membership card?

    If the answer is YES, then


    please contact the nearest NSSF office for advice.

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