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Published on August 6, 2014

Financial diaries respondent profiles: Extreme savings and thrift

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This short note profiles the savings behavior of “Kevin” – one of the participants of the 2012-13 Kenya Financial Diaries project – and addresses the bigger question of whether and in which cases restricted savings accounts are desirable for people living on little.

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Bankable Frontier Associates,Digital Divide Data, & FSD Kenya. (2014). Financial diaries respondent profiles issue 2: Extreme savings and thrift. Nairobi, Kenya: FSD Kenya.
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