Seun: Advice for yur uncle: First, put everything in tbills. 1/4 in 91 day tbills, 1/4 in 182 day tbills, and 1/2 in 364 day tbills. Once you invest in tbills, the feeling that you have to invest your money quickly - which can lead to bad investments - will pass away. Then you can start investing in things you really understand very well - real estate, stocks related to your area of expertise, business ventures selling products and services that are in great demand in your area, etc. Any investment you make should be based on your own personal knowledge and full conviction and not someone's advice. Avoid HYIP's, FOREX, or other funky investment ideas that are likely to fail. If you have no good ideas, just stick with tbills.

Seun: Advice for yur uncle: First, put everything in tbills. 1/4 in 91 day tbills, 1/4 in 182 day tbills, and 1/2 in 364 day tbills. Once you invest in tbills, the feeling that you have to invest your money quickly - which can lead to bad investments - will pass away. Then you can start investing in things you really understand very well - real estate, stocks related to your area of expertise, business ventures selling products and services that are in great demand in your area, etc. Any investment you make should be based on your own personal knowledge and full conviction and not someone's advice. Avoid HYIP's, FOREX, or other funky investment ideas that are likely to fail. If you have no good ideas, just stick with tbills.

Good one bro!

On the alternative he can also buy Nairaland for about N500,000. He will have N34,500,000 left to GROOVE!

yuzedo:
Good one bro!

On the alternative he can also buy Nairaland for about N500,000. He will have N34,500,000 left to GROOVE!

Seun: Advice for yur uncle: First, put everything in tbills. 1/4 in 91 day tbills, 1/4 in 182 day tbills, and 1/2 in 364 day tbills. Once you invest in tbills, the feeling that you have to invest your money quickly - which can lead to bad investments - will pass away. Then you can start investing in things you really understand very well - real estate, stocks related to your area of expertise, business ventures selling products and services that are in great demand in your area, etc. Any investment you make should be based on your own personal knowledge and full conviction and not someone's advice. Avoid HYIP's, FOREX, or other funky investment ideas that are likely to fail. If you have no good ideas, just stick with tbills.

yuzedo:
Good one bro!

On the alternative he can also buy Nairaland for about N500,000. He will have N34,500,000 left to GROOVE!

Seun: Advice for yur uncle: First, put everything in tbills. 1/4 in 91 day tbills, 1/4 in 182 day tbills, and 1/2 in 364 day tbills. Once you invest in tbills, the feeling that you have to invest your money quickly - which can lead to bad investments - will pass away. Then you can start investing in things you really understand very well - real estate, stocks related to your area of expertise, business ventures selling products and services that are in great demand in your area, etc. Any investment you make should be based on your own personal knowledge and full conviction and not someone's advice. Avoid HYIP's, FOREX, or other funky investment ideas that are likely to fail. If you have no good ideas, just stick with tbills.

aasog1: 4 years ago, did something similar for a client with as little as 12mil. We got him 3 choice properties, all with vertical integration qualities (I.e. Road side corner pieces) properties with great titles. At the end, we built him a total of 26 shops facing the roads in different location. One Iyana-Iyesi, Ogun State. 2nd, Ikorodu, and the third at Agbado Ijaye, lagos, which wasn't a corner piece. All these with 14 units of room and parlor. Mind you, his funds wasn't enough to build something so elaborate after acquiring three different lands, though we did a three bedroom for the old man. Right now, the man rakes in roughly 1.6m per year from rents alone, and I don't think landlords in Ogun state don't pay anything like taxes in like they do in Ajah. He said he wished he's known me years ago, and this smart real estate business is what I've done for more folks. Real estate isn't just buying...its all about feasibility studies, forecasting, and been extremely conversant with the pros and cons of the business. And the good thing is, the value as well as rent will keep jumping up unlike shares where the value is always in kobo kobo, and fixed. You can call me for further dets.