This guide contains tips to where you can invest your money in Nigeria in 2020 and earn better returns

If there’s anything I can tell you about money, it is that you should fear one thing: inflation. Inflation in a lay man's term measures how prices of goods we consume everyday change over time – the percentage (%) changes each year are called inflation rates.

Let's say the price of a basket of tomato last year was N7,500 and this year, the same basket of tomato now sells at Mile 12 for N10, 200, we can say inflation rate is 36%. Although inflation isn't measured by the percentage change in a single essential commodity, a collection of different varieties of food, I only used this scenario to educate an average non-finance individual.

Nigeria’s inflation rate increased to 11.61% in October 2019, the highest in 17 months - an increase that is not unconnected to increase in the price of bags of rice, carton of imported poultry outputs and raw materials following the border closure on August 2019. What does rising inflation means for you, your expenses and investments?

What this means is that if a small bag of rice, which was sold for 5,000 a few years ago, is 18,000 today, at the current inflation rate, this time next year, that same bag will cost you 20,089.8.

Now imagine you have to keep 100k aside for investments. What effects will inflation have on your plans? Let’s examine the possibilities:

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To build wealth, you have to be mindful of investing in options that pay higher interest than the inflation rate. Investment opportunities are everywhere, but not all are equal.so what should you do?

ELIMINATE THE JOKERS
Before we even start, let’s just remove your bank as a serious option. Storing money in your bank’s savings account will earn you a maximum of 3-4% interest. (8% below inflation rate) if you stored your 100,000 in the bank for a year, you’d have lost money at the end of the year. But because your bank won’t pay you high interest doesn’t mean you should listen to fraudsters. If anybody tells you to invest 20,000 for a 500% return in 1 month without a convincing business model, that is not a safe investment, so run as fast as you can.

ASSESS THE AVAILABLE OPTIONS
Good work so far. We have now removed both the official and unofficial crooks, so what’s left? What can you actually invest in without stress?

TREASURY BILLS (also known as T-Bills): These are generally regarded as the most ‘secure’ investment to make because they are backed by the government.
As of this write-up, CBN has just banned local investors from accessing the primary and secondary market of its OMO instruments, one of the highly sort-after and high-yielding risk-free investments in Nigeria. As a result of this recent development, pension funds, insurance, non-banking institutions and corporate investors are now on queue for Treasury bills, hence pushing interest rates to lower levels.

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