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judithidoghogm:Please go to page 0 and read up to get the basics. |
Ihavespoken:Looping: manie True, Stanbic IBTC will put a lien on your account for the face value of your investment. The approach Chukzyfcb proposed may not work with them because his account may read "insufficient funds" since he would have just the discounted amount in the account. Then what if his speculated bid rate is lower than the actual? It's a tough one really. @GANDALF1: I did it through Stanbic IBTC |
Ugosample:Thanks |
Ihavespoken:Okay sir @exclusiveoloori: Let us assume that the face value of your investment is N100,000 and your discounted value is N95,000 (the actual amount that you were debited upon a successful bidding at the primary auction, remember, you have earned an upfront interest). The difference between the value of the bill and the amount you pay for it is called the discount rate, and is set as a percentage. In the example above, the discount rate is 5 percent, because N5,000 is 5 percent of N100,000. When you apply for termination/liquidation of a treasury bill technically known as "rediscounting", the bank sells your investment in the secondary market but you will lose a portion of your interest depending on the rediscounting rate at the time of your application and the duration that you have held the investment. If you have held the instrument till maturity, your account would have been credited with N100,000. But now that you are not waiting till maturity date, what you will get is a function of the rediscounting rate that will be applied. Once the bank gets a buyer at the secondary market, you should be notified for your concurrence upon which the deal will be sealed and your account credited subsequently with the proceeds of the treasury bill liquidation. My experience: I did a 91 day TB in mid-June; the bank had bidded for me at 7.350%. When I noticed that rates were going up, I considered liquidating to invest at a better rate. I did that last week just in time for the primary auction of August 3rd. Guess how much I lost when my TB was rediscounted? Just N840.16 plus N300 transaction fee! ![]() This is a paltry sum compared to the fact that I quoted my own rate of 17% for the bidding and won. I have to thank the gurus in the house who encouraged me to take this risk, especially feelamong. ![]() Hope the above clarifies your enquiry. |
Ugosample:Thanks. But how is hotel accommodation in these places, especially the beach areas? |
ukay2:Cool ![]() My bid for 182 @17% too was successful. I am so happy that I took the risk of bidding for myself this time with Stanbic. Looping: feelamong, sammily, MrTour |
exclusiveoloori:This is as simple as A-B-C ![]() Simply write a letter to your bank requesting for a termination/liquidation. |
TamedWolf90:Thanks for your response. I have to be online all the time to see both my office and personal emails. Sometimes, when I am on a business trip, I realize that a particular service provider has little/no network coverage. That is why I am looking at that option since I have a phone with double-sim capacity. |
Tweetums:Thanks |
Youngzedd:Thanks. Please, for the purpose of knowledge, I would like you to answer the following questions How does one the version of ROM that a phone uses? From the MIUI version? Or the languages displayed? Is it possible to switch to a "Global ROM" (I meant no Chinese apps or language) without endangering the safety/security of the phone? When making purchase of a phone online such as from Aliexpress etc, how can one know if the phone's ROM is Chinese or Global? How is this possible? Thank you. |
Youngzedd:Mine reads "MIUI 7.5 l Stable 7.5.2.0". Please can you tell me what type of ROM is this? Sometimes, I see Chinese alphabets along with English while using apps such as WhatsApp and other messenging apps on the phone. Do you have any idea why this is not the case? |
Gurus in the house, if one has a double-sim Android, is it possible to maintain internet data bundles on both sims, especially of different GSM networks? TamedWolf90, weblord1900 |
vinnyvinny:I used my savings account to bid through them. Someone is trying to meet current account targets there ![]() |
LuzSp:@bolded: You will still be required to write a letter in support of the forms. |
Marvelz:"Secondary school transcripts"? Just provide the start and end dates of your secondary schools, then attach copies of your WAEC certificates (if applicable), simple! |
temitope06:Replied, sorry for the delay. |
Tweetums:Please, how much did it cost in USD? I want to have an idea of the rate. Also, which courier agent did you use? |
platypelloid:Why waste your money on agents when you can do it yourself? ![]() They don't know more than the gurus on this thread, you know. Read page 0 and you would have gotten the basic info you need. DIY man! By the way, what do you mean by "sure agent" ![]() |
feelamong:You couldn't have put it better! ![]() Even though I am yet to debit alerts for the fees, I am happy that I quoted my own rate of 17% on 182 days. This is exciting for me because this is the first time that I will quote my own rate; I have always gone with the bank rate. In a little way, it also taught me to take more calculated risks. Thanks to you bro, SuccessGee and others who gave me the motivation to take the plunge. 18.05% is sweet but 17% is ok ![]() |
hartson:@ebimarian Follow the steps above, then you can come back to ask more specific questions. We are all still learning here ![]() |
zamirikpo:Are you sure @bolded? It used to be every 2 weeks. Has it changed? |
feelamong: ![]() Boss, what rate and tenor did you bid for? |
sherif4owo:Thank you! ![]() |
sherif4owo:**modified I already placed my bid for 17% ![]() Looping: feelamong |
sherif4owo:Do you think it is safe for me to bid for 182 at 17% or higher? Your advice would be appreciated. Looping: feelamong, olujaidi, ummitoagirl |
temitope06:Have you collected it already? Sent you a PM |
greetings: ![]() |
@greetings Thanks so much for sharing this. God bless you! I have gone through the links, and it looks like this Quebec thingy will make sense. Certified true copies of documents are allowed. I didn't see any information that fluency in French Language is compulsory. ![]() The important thing is to attain the required scores (57 for an applicant with a spouse/partner and 49 for a single/unmarried applicant). Like irondome suggested, one can always leave the province after a few months. ![]() @segbas: You can check out the following links on selection factors. It also gives one an idea of eligibility. http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/permanent-workers/requirements-programs/index.html http://www.canadavisa.com/quebec-skilled-worker-immigration.html cc: hartson |
@greetings, ironstone Just to be clear, do you mean an English speaker with no knowledge of French can apply for Quebec immigration even without possessing the French language fluency certificate I.e. their own version of IELTS? |
irondome:Yes @ bolded. Would it be different under a PNP application? |
princessayinke:Please read pages 0 and 2 of this thread, if possible all the pages. Then you can now come back and ask specific questions. Cheers |
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