zamirikpo:


My oga....How aboki go take know which one be 30tonne road.

Most long haul drivers are illiterates ooh. They just put gear and drive.

Meanwhile do u supply pms around the south south area.

we come around warri,if u buy from any depot in Lagos I will deliver to any location preferably a station in urban area

Rate today

Just2endowed2:
Rate today

That's good. Gradually picking up.

Just2endowed2:
Rate today

Which bank?

dake40:


Which bank?

Stanbic

osigiepurr:
I wont waste my time replying you anymore due to your infant attitude and poor representation in a public forum like this. I think you need an adequate tutorials from matured people on how to comment in social networks.

I rest my case on you

It's mature not matured. Matured is used for animals.

Nnamz
Edit. Not nice.

Nnamz:


It's mature not matured. Matured is used for animals.

Is this necessary ?

a question please...this true yield of a thing...does it apply to secondary market as well, or is it exclusive to primary market

This thread is at 860+ pages right now. It would be difficult for someone to know where to start.

emmasoft:

Kindly take some time to read earlier pages of this thread you will get want you need. No time to waste time.

ibkonekt:
a question please...this true yield of a thing...does it apply to secondary market as well, or is it exclusive to primary market

To both, in short.

As the tbills concept we think you are referring to, it applies especially wherever interest is paid upfront. And helps you compare to other investments where interest is paid at maturity; such as fixed deposits or I-Invest apps tbills investments.

Ogonsbaba:
Please, who's aware about the next treasury bills auction date?
Thanks in anticipation!

Next Wednesday, 11th September 2019. Try to place bids by Monday 9th.

CompareDBest:
To both, in short.

As the tbills concept we think you are referring to, it applies especially wherever interest is paid upfront. And helps you compare to other investments where interest is paid at maturity; such as fixed deposits or I-Invest apps tbills investments.

Thanks

Nnamz:


It's mature not matured. Matured is used for animals.

We have only two types of living things and that's plants and animals

Pls I need advise on my #1.2m

I’ll b traveling n b bak for Xmas, is it advisable to invest in the treasury bill if yes wat best bank can I walk into to as to get a good rate

Thanks

By Q4, FG will need over N1trillion from you money.

So, get ready!

https://www.thenewsguru.com/news/nigeria-news/article/fg-borrow-n1-003trn-t-bills-investors-q419/

tolajay:
By Q4, FG will need over N1trillion from you money.

So, get ready!

https://www.thenewsguru.com/news/nigeria-news/article/fg-borrow-n1-003trn-t-bills-investors-q419/

Iam already warming up as my two TBs will mature on September 12 and September 19.

tolajay:
By Q4, FG will need over N1trillion from you money.

So, get ready!

https://www.thenewsguru.com/news/nigeria-news/article/fg-borrow-n1-003trn-t-bills-investors-q419/

Pls, I intend to invest about 14m for next week's tbills, is it better to go for short or long term? Because some are saying rate might increase in few weeks/months to come.

Just2endowed2:
Rate today

saw that 356 but before I finish filling of form the thing disappeared. You guys are really monitoring spirits. End up doing 325 days for 11.8%. School fees is ready now. Thanks to TBills.

cooooooks:
This thread is at 860+ pages right now. It would be difficult for someone to know where to start.

Apart from the prevailing interest rates and tenures available in different banks that we come here to ask and compare most times. Every other thing you need to know and be independent on NTB is in the 1-15 of this thread.

Barrytone:
saw that 356 but before I finish filling of form the thing disappeared. You guys are really monitoring spirits. End up doing 325 days for 11.8%. School fees is ready now. Thanks to TBills.

Wow

Guys i have a question, I want to offer scholarship to my brother's child, he just informed me the nursery school fees per semester is N300,000 i.e. N900,000 per year for a 3 year old child.

Question 1; i'm not current with the school fees for nursery pupils, do nursery school school children pay this much for good quality schools in the eastern part of Nigeria.

Question 2; Can i invest N10 million in Treasury bills on behalf of the child and they can use the interest payments to pay the child's school fees or rather go for bonds.

cooooooks:
This thread is at 860+ pages right now. It would be difficult for someone to know where to start.

Just read from pages 1 to 20. And pick at random other pages. You will be fine. I joined this group in February. And am not doing badly, because I took my time to study all the pages, even the many pages of quarrels�

Philantropists:
Guys i have a question, I want to offer scholarship to my brother's child, he just informed me the nursery school fees per semester is N300,000 i.e. N900,000 per year for a 3 year old child.

Question 1; i'm not current with the school fees for nursery pupils, do nursery school school children pay this much for good quality schools in the eastern part of Nigeria.

Question 2; Can i invest N10 million in Treasury bills on behalf of the child and they can use the interest payments to pay the child's school fees or rather go for bonds.

it depend on state

Philantropists:
Guys i have a question, I want to offer scholarship to my brother's child, he just informed me the nursery school fees per semester is N300,000 i.e. N900,000 per year for a 3 year old child.

Question 1; i'm not current with the school fees for nursery pupils, do nursery school school children pay this much for good quality schools in the eastern part of Nigeria.

Question 2; Can i invest N10 million in Treasury bills on behalf of the child and they can use the interest payments to pay the child's school fees or rather go for bonds.

Be patient for the answer to your question sir, and be ready to beam more light on this your undertaking

Dear House,

With current economic climate in Nigeria, I contemplating switching from TBill to Eurobonnd. Though i know the A-Z of TBill but have little knowledge of the later, I've been to Stanbic to do some research and was told I will need to open a domiciliary account which is a current account, from my experience with current a/c in Nigeria, I'm aware it attract some form of maintenance fees.

Which will be more profitable Eurobond or TBill, I don't want to lose my hard earned savings due to the looming devaluation, I can't stand another situation whereby the Naira will shed huge chunk of its value to devaluation. I've few more years to retirement.

Honest professional advised needed.

Philantropists:
Guys i have a question, I want to offer scholarship to my brother's child, he just informed me the nursery school fees per semester is N300,000 i.e. N900,000 per year for a 3 year old child.

Question 1; i'm not current with the school fees for nursery pupils, do nursery school school children pay this much for good quality schools in the eastern part of Nigeria.

Question 2; Can i invest N10 million in Treasury bills on behalf of the child and they can use the interest payments to pay the child's school fees or rather go for bonds.

Go for Bonds as you already have the coupon fixed throughout the tenor which will guide your disbursement for this purpose

I saw 14% on for 257 days in the sterling bank app.

We should get an increased rate in the coming days

I will say a big thank you to all the bosses on this thread for the informations they shared. I have made up my mind to invest in treasury Bills while I learn about the NSE. I will like to know if Zenith bank offers a competitive rate at the primary market.
Thanks.

stevemarkdangot:
I will say a big thank you to all the bosses on this thread for the informations they shared. I have made up my mind to invest in treasury Bills while I learn about the NSE. I will like to know if Zenith bank offers a competitive rate at the primary market.
Thanks.

Yes they do. However, base on information from this thread, Stanbic IBTC seems to offer the best rate at the primary market followed by First Bank. Also, Zenith Bank requires a minimum amount of 1million Naira while the other two aforementioned banks require a minimum of 100,000 Naira.

[quote author=Philantropists post=82015465]Guys i have a question, I want to offer scholarship to my brother's child, he just informed me the nursery school fees per semester is N300,000 i.e. N900,000 per year for a 3 year old child.

Question 1; i'm not current with the school fees for nursery pupils, do nursery school school children pay this much for good quality schools in the eastern part of Nigeria.

Question 2; Can i invest N10 million in Treasury bills on behalf of the child and they can use the interest payments to pay the child's school fees or rather go for bonds.
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Ujay01:


Yes they do. However, base on information from this thread, Stanbic IBTC seems to offer the best rate at the primary market followed by First Bank. Also, Zenith Bank requires a minimum amount of 1million Naira while the other two aforementioned banks require a minimum of 100,000 Naira.

Thanks for the response. I have the required minimum investment. I checked the secondary market rate on this website https://comparedbest.com/ng/best-nigerian-treasury-bill-rates.html and they are 1% behind stanbic same as Gtb which is also my banker. I would have love to opt for stanbic but I don't have an account with them. I hope there will be a very good rate for 364 days at the next auction.