Kezifils:
None. They are all the same offering 1.15% interest P.A and you only get the interest if you dont withdraw from the account for a certain number of times per month.

RapistOnBail:


Go buy small small goats lock them for one corner Dey feed them.

Cash out in 2years.

BlakKluKluxKlan:


What about the govt ban on Bitcoin ?

Quelme:
can you please throw more light on this Trove?

emmnprince:
Why not try Kuda e-bank. They have no physical structures but you can save your money, withdraw your money using any ATMs of any banks using a Kuda MasterCard. No unnecessary charges.

Just download their app and start saving!

Jestin:
They are all birds of the same feathers flying in different directions.

yazga:
To buy stocks on the Trove app, you need funds in your wallet. There are two wallets in your trove account. The Naira wallet is for buying Nigerian stocks, bonds, while the Dollar wallet is for your foreign transactions or saving you naira in dollars. At the moment, Trove only accepts adding a Naira card and a Naira bank account to your profile.

nakaman:
I operate on only 2 banks, and I can judge from the two, zenith and gtb, no interest but your aza Is safe

Marayesa1:
Hello Nairalander
Saving is very important in case of emergency or necessities. We have various commercial banks in Nigeria with each having various saving options and have been looking for the best one to put my money in other to get some interesting on my savings.

So I'll like to ask which bank out of this popular banks have the best saving option judging by the interest rate and other incentives?


No bank will give you an interesting interest for saving. Saving in the bank nowadays is for boys. Real men no longer keep saving in the bank rather they invest it to make high return of investment in real estate business. Could you imagine having 30% return of investment with an investment of minimum of 500k in six months?. You guess is as good as mine. You don't buy the land , you just invest with a registered real estate company. It is called buy back investment scheme where you gain 30%/ return plus your invested money after six months of maturity. Ask me how it works before you said its not genuine or that its a scam. Call or WhatsApp: +2348030897019 to know more about buy back investment scheme. Its working and its 100% genuine.
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RapistOnBail:


Go buy small small goats lock them for one corner Dey feed them.

Cash out in 2years.

seunmsg:
None. No bank can go beyond the CBN approved interest rate. If you have unused money you intend to save, use it to buy Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency. Bitcoin gives more return in a month than Nigerian banks can give in a year.

Solatium:




Bank wey no get money,you wan go dash Saraki family your little change?

Marayesa1:
Hello Nairalander
Saving is very important in case of emergency or necessities. We have various commercial banks in Nigeria with each having various saving options and have been looking for the best one to put my money in other to get some interesting on my savings.

So I'll like to ask which bank out of this popular banks have the best saving option judging by the interest rate and other incentives?
)

nextstep:


For now. If you bought bitcoin on Mar 13, you will be crying today. Of course if you bought in on Jan 30 you will be smiling. I don't like that kind of swing, so I'd stay clear.

OP, if you can watch this money burn without crying, then sure, buy bitcoin. The returns are immense, but so are the risks.
T-bills should a decent option, enough to match inflation (unlike bank savings), but your principal is guaranteed.

nonut:
Forget banks. Buy BTC and keep.
Alternatively, buy Tesla shares and forget them there.
You'll cash out big in a few years time.

RapistOnBail:


Go buy small small goats lock them for one corner Dey feed them.

Cash out in 2years.

CertifiedGee:
Go for Kuda or Standard Chartered bank. You won't regret it at all

vibbb:
Banks in 9ja are birds of the same feather, all of em are scammers. Stupid charges here nd there.