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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by olujaidi: 7:39pm On Jan 23, 2018
gogedda:
Good afternoon house, pls I need candid advice from the Guru in the house about my friend who bought treasury bills at secondary market at13% from Stanbic bank.

Before Tbills purchase
Amount in bank account: 5,010,654.05 (five million, ten thousand)
Face value invested: 5,000,000 (five million)
Tenor: 91 days
Rate: 13%

After T bills purchase transaction:
Amount in bank account:152, 271.85
Tbills amount deducted: 4,857,534.25
Transaction fee: 300
SFKP fee: 547.95

When he approached the bank before he bought the Tbills, he was told that the secondary rate for 91 days was 13% and he filled it in the form and he was dully debited 3 hrs later.



From the look of things above, he is suppose to have more than the above in his bank account as his current balance. From my own calculation, i feel he was charged at a rate lower than what he was told. Pls kindly help out Gurus with the calculation. He is planing on going back to complain at the bank. Correct me if am wrong. Was he really charge a rate of 13% ?

Appears to be around 11.39%

Use a simple interest formula and make R the subject of the formula

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by freeman67: 7:50pm On Jan 23, 2018
@gogedda First of all you have to get your proof/certificate of investment to know the exact rate of investment he was given. They have to be an explanation for that in the proof if not what my own crude calculator is saying is that the what was left for you as upfront is not complete.
Account Balance = 5,010,654.05 - Amount invested 5,000,000 = Balance =10,654.05

Investment amount : 5,000,000 ÷ 100% = 50,000
50,000 x 13% = 650,000
650,000 ÷ 364days = 1785.7143
1785.7143 x 91day =162500
162500 - 300Transactn fee = 162200
162200 - 547.95 Safe Keeping fee = 161652.05

161,652.05 + 10,654.05 expected Initial Balance after deduction of investment face value = N172,306.1

If everything is as explain in your post, this is what I believe should be your balance. So if you check well they should be something you didn't take note of before or something you didn't understand.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Acidosis(m): 8:05pm On Jan 23, 2018
gogedda:
Good afternoon house, pls I need candid advice from the Guru in the house about my friend who bought treasury bills at secondary market at13% from Stanbic bank.

Before Tbills purchase
Amount in bank account: 5,010,654.05 (five million, ten thousand)
Face value invested: 5,000,000 (five million)
Tenor: 91 days
Rate: 13%

After T bills purchase transaction:
Amount in bank account:152, 271.85
Tbills amount deducted: 4,857,534.25
Transaction fee: 300
SFKP fee: 547.95

When he approached the bank before he bought the Tbills, he was told that the secondary rate for 91 days was 13% and he filled it in the form and he was dully debited 3 hrs later.

From the look of things above, he is suppose to have more than the above in his bank account as his current balance. From my own calculation, i feel he was charged at a rate lower than what he was told. Pls kindly help out Gurus with the calculation. He is planing on going back to complain at the bank. Correct me if am wrong. Was he really charge a rate of 13% ?

He was charged at the rate of 11-11.3%
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Rijo02: 8:06pm On Jan 23, 2018
Am actually curious to know how you were able to get 12.18%. Is the interest not the difference between the Principal (5m) and the amount debited (excluding the charges)? Please respond!!!
olujaidi:


Appears to be around 12.18%

Use a simple interest formula and make R the subject of the formula
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Rijo02: 8:07pm On Jan 23, 2018
Can you please clarify?
Acidosis:


He was charged at the rate of 11-11.3%
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by olujaidi: 8:10pm On Jan 23, 2018
Rijo02:
Am actually curious to know how you were able to get 12.18%. Is the interest not the difference between the Principal (5m) and the amount debited (excluding the charges)? Please respond!!!

Error. Used the wrong figure. Corrected while you typed yours
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by bahgo2001: 8:11pm On Jan 23, 2018
10% withholding TAX may be applicable
freeman67:


Pple talk about banks mostly because;
1)It is easier to invest in banks because almost everyone here already have a bank account or a requirement to own 1 before attempting to invest.
2)Most people around here have a branch of their preferred bank in @least their state capital. Its not that common with investment houses.. People have more access to investment houses mostly in Lagos, Abuja and Port harcourt.
3) At maturity it is easier to use the money straight from your account as it drops without going through the hassles of moving the money from the investment house to your bank.
4) Some banks have even cheaper custody fee...eg FBN has a Custody fee of 0.1%and a transaction fee of N100 for every transaction.
5)Lot of people coming here for the first do not know much about investment houses. Some even get to know them here.
These are the few reasons I see why it seem people here prefer banks to investment houses.

I'm not in anyway condemning investment houses as people uses have areas they benefit more than using a bank.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by olujaidi: 8:12pm On Jan 23, 2018
bahgo2001:
10% withholding TAX may be applicable

Its not

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by bahgo2001: 8:14pm On Jan 23, 2018
10% withholding TAX may be applicable
freeman67:
@gogedda First of all you have to get your proof/certificate of investment to know the exact rate of investment he was given. They have to be an explanation for that in the proof if not what my own crude calculator is saying is that the what was left for you as upfront is not complete.
Account Balance = 5,010,654.05 - Amount invested 5,000,000 = Balance =10,654.05

Investment amount : 5,000,000 ÷ 100% = 50,000
50,000 x 13% = 650,000
650,000 ÷ 364days = 1785.7143
1785.7143 x 91day =162500
162500 - 300Transactn fee = 162200
162200 - 547.95 Safe Keeping fee = 161652.05

161,652.05 + 10,654.05 expected Initial Balance after deduction of investment face value = N172,306.1

If everything is as explain in your post, this is what I believe should be your balance. So if you check well they should be something you didn't take note of before or something you didn't understand.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by gogedda: 8:30pm On Jan 23, 2018
He was specifically told it was 13% for 91 days and this was what he filled in the form. No problem. He will get the certificate tomorrow and I will come back here to update the house. I knew about 20k was missing from the balance if he was actually charged 13%....Infact if at the end of the day he was charged at 13%, then this will be serious war with that bank...

Do they have any right to invest at a lower rate when the lady said the rate for that day was 13% and this was what was written in the form?

5,010,654.05 was the Account Balance before the Tbills purchase. If you add the deductions (debit alerts)
as shown in the bank statement after the Tbills purchase, u will notice it is 5,010,654.05...so basically they purchased it at a lower rate.

Like you suggested, let's get the certificate first. I will update the house

freeman67:
@gogedda First of all you have to get your proof/certificate of investment to know the exact rate of investment he was given. They have to be an explanation for that in the proof if not what my own crude calculator is saying is that the what was left for you as upfront is not complete.
Account Balance = 5,010,654.05 - Amount invested 5,000,000 = Balance =10,654.05

Investment amount : 5,000,000 ÷ 100% = 50,000
50,000 x 13% = 650,000
650,000 ÷ 364days = 1785.7143
1785.7143 x 91day =162500
162500 - 300Transactn fee = 162200
162200 - 547.95 Safe Keeping fee = 161652.05

161,652.05 + 10,654.05 expected Initial Balance after deduction of investment face value = N172,306.1

If everything is as explain in your post, this is what I believe should be your balance. So if you check well they should be something you didn't take note of before or something you didn't understand.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by gogedda: 8:38pm On Jan 23, 2018
I thought as much..Do they have any right to purchase it on one's behalf as against the rate that was written in the form? He clearly followed the secondary market rate for that day. From the look of things, the ladyvwgo logged it in the computer must have made a mistake.. Let's wait for the certificate first.

Acidosis:


He was charged at the rate of 11-11.3%
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dipoolowoo: 4:43am On Jan 24, 2018
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Tojued: 8:56am On Jan 24, 2018
freeman67:


Pple talk about banks mostly because;
1)It is easier to invest in banks because almost everyone here already have a bank account or a requirement to own 1 before attempting to invest.
2)Most people around here have a branch of their preferred bank in @least their state capital. Its not that common with investment houses.. People have more access to investment houses mostly in Lagos, Abuja and Port harcourt.
3) At maturity it is easier to use the money straight from your account as it drops without going through the hassles of moving the money from the investment house to your bank.
4) Some banks have even cheaper custody fee...eg FBN has a Custody fee of 0.1%and a transaction fee of N100 for every transaction.
5)Lot of people coming here for the first do not know much about investment houses. Some even get to know them here.
These are the few reasons I see why it seem people here prefer banks to investment houses.

I'm not in anyway condemning investment houses as people uses have areas they benefit more than using a bank.

Thanks
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by EverIncreasing(f): 11:08am On Jan 24, 2018
I feel so bad cry cry cry
Na wao oo,nobody wan answer me embarassed
Please,help me
EverIncreasing:
Please house,has anyone used an indemnity form for treasury bills before?
Thank you
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by gogedda: 1:51pm On Jan 24, 2018
Good afternoon house, sequel to our conversation yesterday, we came to Stanbic bank today and collected the certificate we realize that it was charged at 13% only for the lady to tell us something about "witholding tax" OR something. I immediately told her there is nothing like "witholding tax" on treasury bills purchase.

We later discovered that she made the mistake of telling us that it was for 91 days. it was done for 80 days and not 91 days. Thanks for all your suggestions

freeman67:
@gogedda First of all you have to get your proof/certificate of investment to know the exact rate of investment he was given. They have to be an explanation for that in the proof if not what my own crude calculator is saying is that the what was left for you as upfront is not complete.
Account Balance = 5,010,654.05 - Amount invested 5,000,000 = Balance =10,654.05

Investment amount : 5,000,000 ÷ 100% = 50,000
50,000 x 13% = 650,000
650,000 ÷ 364days = 1785.7143
1785.7143 x 91day =162500
162500 - 300Transactn fee = 162200
162200 - 547.95 Safe Keeping fee = 161652.05

161,652.05 + 10,654.05 expected Initial Balance after deduction of investment face value = N172,306.1

If everything is as explain in your post, this is what I believe should be your balance. So if you check well they should be something you didn't take note of before or something you didn't understand.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by freeman67: 3:00pm On Jan 24, 2018
gogedda:
Good afternoon house, sequel to our conversation yesterday, we came to Stanbic bank today and collected the certificate we realize that it was charged at 13% only for the lady to tell us something about "witholding tax" OR something. I immediately told her there is nothing like "witholding tax" on treasury bills purchase.

Pls note that the only debit alerts on the bank statement was the treasury bill purchased @13% + transaction fee + safe keeping fee. There was no debit alert for witholding tax.

172306 - 152271.85 = 20034.5 (Amount that is missing)

Is this a case of wrong calculation on their side or simply fraud?

I hope this is not some trick to steal people's money. They properly think we don't do calculations.

This is really bad and so wrong.

My people what is the way forward. How do we handle this case and get the balance back?


In the proof of investment was there a withholding tax specified there?
If yes then there should be a rate/amount tagged to it.. Since there is shouldn't be a WHT on TB that should be your first point of argument. Except if they can proof there is a new rule to that effect or there is another transaction your friend did. I can count how many TB I have done again though will small small money but I can't remember paying any heavy tax on any. The only tax I remember always paying is VAT of 5% on transaction & safe which is most time very negligible.

Tell your friend to Send an e-mail to CustomerCareNigeria@stanbicibtc.com and copy the mail to cpd@cbn.gov.ng narrating all that transpired between you and them.

I believe if your money doesn't come out, a tangible explanation would be made for it.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Rijo02: 3:15pm On Jan 24, 2018
Hello,

Please can anyone explain if there is any effect of TB tenor days (eg, 91 or 80 or 67 days) to interest rate. Eg, Is 91days at 12% better than 67 days for 12%?From basic simple interest, what is the effect of the time?

Thanks
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Investnow2017: 3:17pm On Jan 24, 2018
gogedda:
Good afternoon house, sequel to our conversation yesterday, we came to Stanbic bank today and collected the certificate we realize that it was charged at 13% only for the lady to tell us something about "witholding tax" OR something. I immediately told her there is nothing like "witholding tax" on treasury bills purchase.

We later discovered that she made the mistake of telling us that it was for 91 days. it was done for 80 days and not 91 days. Thanks for all your suggestions


Most bank staff know next to nothing about Treasury Bills. Always bear that in mind. Their unresponsiveness most times is borne out of ignorance, or just being carefree about it. All they know is fixed deposit which they can leverage upon for their promotion or raise.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by yinka2011: 6:15pm On Jan 24, 2018
RESULTS FROM TODAYS FGN BONDS PRIMARY MARKET AUCTION from easykobo website.

LINK IS HERE https://www.easykobo.com/News.aspx?id=19907

Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:27pm On Jan 24, 2018
Investnow2017:


Check your account balance. At times you dont receive alert.
i have checked it using *894*00# and also my mobile app. Nothing.. I think I will make out time and visit my branch tomorrow
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DMerciful(m): 11:19pm On Jan 24, 2018
What was the final rates? I'm not clear base on the table shared
yinka2011:
RESULTS FROM TODAYS FGN BONDS PRIMARY MARKET AUCTION from easykobo website.

LINK IS HERE https://www.easykobo.com/News.aspx?id=19907






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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by zinaunreal(m): 11:24pm On Jan 24, 2018
Investnow2017:


You mean you plan to invest N100k every month in this manner? That is a good strategy. Because by the time it is ripe, you would be reaping N100k every month as they mature.
10k a month you mean
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by megacontrol(m): 11:16am On Jan 25, 2018
Rates definitely look better than TBills at the moment. how do we invest in FGN bonds?

yinka2011:
RESULTS FROM TODAYS FGN BONDS PRIMARY MARKET AUCTION from easykobo website.

LINK IS HERE https://www.easykobo.com/News.aspx?id=19907






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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 12:00pm On Jan 25, 2018
yinka2011:
RESULTS FROM TODAYS FGN BONDS PRIMARY MARKET AUCTION from easykobo website.

LINK IS HERE https://www.easykobo.com/News.aspx?id=19907








how is interest paid

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by gaeul(f): 12:10pm On Jan 25, 2018
FBN secondary market is saying no shorter tenure for now. Only from 265days upward. What do you suggest I do...should I opt for primary market ?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dotcomnamename: 6:17pm On Jan 25, 2018
TONY56:


What are you waiting for?
With the way rates are going down?
You may not be that lucky tomorrow.
Hope you remember that last week"so stop rate for 91days was 12.1%?
You are missing a fantastic rate and I bet someone else would have taken it before you go back for it


UPDATED

Please always apply immediately if your bank tell you the available tenor and percentage.

I can confirm that you are 100% right. The 87 Days at 12.20% i applied for has been unsuccessful because someone else grabbed it up before i forward my application. They just told me that there is 70 days at 12.5% and i have applied for it immediately. Not even sure if the 70Days at 12.5% is also a good deal cry cry cry
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Bigdaddy234: 6:39pm On Jan 25, 2018
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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Rijo02: 6:58pm On Jan 25, 2018
Please house, I am still interested in getting an explanation for this days effect on the interest rate. Can someone be kind enough to answer.
It must be a basic question but I still need it as I don't know. I will appreciate you. Thanks
dotcomnamename:



UPDATED

Please always apply immediately if your bank tell you the available tenor and percentage.

I can confirm that you are 100% right. The 87 Days at 12.20% i applied for has been unsuccessful because someone else grabbed it up before i forward my application. They just told me that there is 70 days at 12.5% and i have applied for it immediately. Not even sure if the 70Days at 12.5% is also a good deal cry cry cry


Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by savewelllivewel: 10:28pm On Jan 25, 2018
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This is geared towards helping families save stress freely from the beginning of the year to the end, in order to have something to fall back on, and also help them reduce their financial burden/obligation usually associated with the Yuletide periods.

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Its on this note that Save Well, Live well was birthed three (3) years ago. Many keyed into this coordinated platform, and it has over the years helped many families to save towards a project, wedding, car, land property, kitchen utensils, school fees, family vacation etc.

The much awaited 2018 is here with aspirations, desires, and targets. We at Save Well, Live Well Platform, hereby introduce our gold and
Diamond savings package to help individuals take proactive saving plan for 2018 and beyond. Remember, Nigeria, our dear nation, the giant of Africa is just finding it feet back from Recession as a result of lack of planning and non challancy towards saving for the rainy day. Don't be caught napping. Have a good saving plan today and join Save Well, Live Well platform for better days ahead.

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Below are the list of items to be given at the end of the year for Gold package.

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2. 10 litres groundnut oil
3. 1 Jumbo size Live � chicken
4. 1 cartoon of small Tin Tomato.
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6. 1 Double size Milk
7. 3 packets of knorr Seasoning
8. 2 packs of big salt
9. 1 cartoon of indomie
10. 2kg washing soap
11. 1 packet of matches
12. 1 Liquid soap.
13. 1 crate of plastic mineral
14.1 crate of egg
15.1 packet of sugar
16. 4 Litres of palm oil
17. Unspecified kitchen utensil like cooler, pot, or set of plate.

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Below are some benefits of the above platform;

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3. Acess to soft Loan for our working class and entrepreneur contributors @ 5% interest monthly.

4. Accumulated interest is payable on Savings based on interest yield from loan to contributors @ the end of the year.

5. Provision of financial/ investment advice to contributors who want to diversify.

6. Guarantee stress free lives.

7. Administration and bank charges will be deducted from your savings.

8. Save Well, Live well has a combined team of seasoned financial gurus, investment analyst, and legal practitioners, so your money is safe.

9. Payment deadline is 10th of the next month.

13. Your questions, are all welcome.

You can also drop your contacts and our representatives all over the country will interact with you.

Interested participants are expected to fill a registration form, which enables us capture their data for further updates.

Join SAVEWELL LIVEWELL today.

Embrace Savewell Livewell Diamond savings / investment package today .

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Pharmtj: 5:32am On Jan 26, 2018
savewelllivewel:
Save well, Live well is a financial saving platform design for all household most especially women, workers, business class, and housewives.

This is geared towards helping families save stress freely from the beginning of the year to the end, in order to have something to fall back on, and also help them reduce their financial burden/obligation usually associated with the Yuletide periods.

2. This package is also designed to help all class of people have a good saving culture, as recent findings revealed that due to general acceptability of the cashless economy and mobile banking by most individuals, which has made cash readily available through the use of Point of Sale (POS), Automated Teller Machine (ATM), thus reducing saving attitude among Nigerians.

Its on this note that Save Well, Live well was birthed three (3) years ago. Many keyed into this coordinated platform, and it has over the years helped many families to save towards a project, wedding, car, land property, kitchen utensils, school fees, family vacation etc.

The much awaited 2018 is here with aspirations, desires, and targets. We at Save Well, Live Well Platform, hereby introduce our gold and
Diamond savings package to help individuals take proactive saving plan for 2018 and beyond. Remember, Nigeria, our dear nation, the giant of Africa is just finding it feet back from Recession as a result of lack of planning and non challancy towards saving for the rainy day. Don't be caught napping. Have a good saving plan today and join Save Well, Live Well platform for better days ahead.

3. Below are the details of our packages; Gold and Diamond package.

(a) Gold savings package: This product is a form of monthly savings of four thousand Naira (N4000) only from the beginning of the year to December of every year. The total amount paid , we will use to stock your kitchen with all the items needed for the christmas period and beyond. This is to help each family reduce the financial burden of looking for money to buy Rice and other items for family and friends. All such expenses would have been spread over the 12 calendar months of the year, thereby relieving you. Although, this is not new to our old associates.

Below are the list of items to be given at the end of the year for Gold package.

1. 50kg Bag of Rice
2. 10 litres groundnut oil
3. 1 Jumbo size Live � chicken
4. 1 cartoon of small Tin Tomato.
5. 1 Double size Milo
6. 1 Double size Milk
7. 3 packets of knorr Seasoning
8. 2 packs of big salt
9. 1 cartoon of indomie
10. 2kg washing soap
11. 1 packet of matches
12. 1 Liquid soap.
13. 1 crate of plastic mineral
14.1 crate of egg
15.1 packet of sugar
16. 4 Litres of palm oil
17. Unspecified kitchen utensil like cooler, pot, or set of plate.

Note: contributors can get more items or less depending on the market value of items listed.

(2) Diamond Package: This is also a monthly savings targeted towards a Project, e.g car, children fees, landed property, family vacation, retirement, e.t.c. The amount to be contributed depend on the financial capacity of savers ranging from N5, 000, N10,000, N20,000 and N50,000. Note that this cash can only be accessed at the end of 12 calendar year or incase of need, give us 1 month notification. Remember, your money is working for you.

Below are some benefits of the above platform;

1. Stress free savings towards a project/ business.

2. Enhance financial saving culture

3. Acess to soft Loan for our working class and entrepreneur contributors @ 5% interest monthly.

4. Accumulated interest is payable on Savings based on interest yield from loan to contributors @ the end of the year.

5. Provision of financial/ investment advice to contributors who want to diversify.

6. Guarantee stress free lives.

7. Administration and bank charges will be deducted from your savings.

8. Save Well, Live well has a combined team of seasoned financial gurus, investment analyst, and legal practitioners, so your money is safe.

9. Payment deadline is 10th of the next month.

13. Your questions, are all welcome.

You can also drop your contacts and our representatives all over the country will interact with you.

Interested participants are expected to fill a registration form, which enables us capture their data for further updates.

Join SAVEWELL LIVEWELL today.

Embrace Savewell Livewell Diamond savings / investment package today .

Savewell for..........better days ahead.

For further enquiries : call �☎ 08126885809, 08093604579
Whatsapp : 08093604579, 08068350271.

Have a great day people.
will you get away from this place...

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by TONY56: 5:52am On Jan 26, 2018
dotcomnamename:



UPDATED

Please always apply immediately if your bank tell you the available tenor and percentage.

I can confirm that you are 100% right. The 87 Days at 12.20% i applied for has been unsuccessful because someone else grabbed it up before i forward my application. They just told me that there is 70 days at 12.5% and i have applied for it immediately. Not even sure if the 70Days at 12.5% is also a good deal cry cry cry



My brother, it's simply superb
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 6:28am On Jan 26, 2018
dotcomnamename:



UPDATED

Please always apply immediately if your bank tell you the available tenor and percentage.

I can confirm that you are 100% right. The 87 Days at 12.20% i applied for has been unsuccessful because someone else grabbed it up before i forward my application. They just told me that there is 70 days at 12.5% and i have applied for it immediately. Not even sure if the 70Days at 12.5% is also a good deal cry cry cry



What bank is that?

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