NSSF Explains Who Inherits Savings When a Member Dies Single and Childless

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: October 13, 2026Country: Kenya
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NSSF Explains Who Inherits Savings When a Member Dies Single and Childless

The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) explained that when a member dies single and without children, their savings can be accessed by their parents, and if unavailable, by their siblings. If these options are not applicable, the guardian of minor children or a person with Letters of Administration can claim the funds after exhausting other dependent categories. Claimants must submit a death certificate, a copy of the deceased’s ID, their own ID, and a letter from local authorities confirming dependency.

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