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Investment / Re: Save Your Funds Against Devaluation by investaNig: 9:26am On Feb 04, 2021
Thanks for the observation

SavageResponse:


Were you drunk when you did this calculation?!

The current value of your N200K saved in US$ in 2005 would have been around $1,092.9 * N381/$ =N416,394.9
Investment / Save Your Funds Against Devaluation by investaNig: 12:45pm On Feb 03, 2021
Imagine you had N200,000 saved in your bank account in 2005, that means it was worth $1,092.9 at the exchange rate of N183/1$

The same N200,000 is now worth $525.8 at an exchange rate of N380/$.

This is about 51.97% loss in value.

But imagine you had saved that N200,000 in dollars back then in 2005, you would have over N26 Million(N381/$) right now.

The American dollar is the strongest and most traded currency in the foreign exchange market.

One of the most important steps to financial freedom is to preserve the value of your funds while you save.

Our mission at investa.ng is to give you the power to manage your finance and also gain financial freedom with ease.

Saving your funds in dollars in Nigeria isn’t cheap nor easily accessible.

With this, investa.ng introduces dollar savings option, this will help you save your funds against devaluation.

How do I start saving in dollars?
1. Log in to your dashboard.

2. Click on flash savings.

3. Select your preferred savings options(Just save/Goal Save).

4. Select the frequency of savings.

5. Select the time of the day when you want the funds to be deducted from your account into your savings wallet.

6. Select the dollar savings options.

7, Input amount deducted periodically.

8. The select savings duration

9. Finally click on save to save your chosen options.

The funds will be deducted from your chosen account, then saved into your dollar wallet using the current exchange rate.

Do I get interest on my dollar savings?
Yes, you get up to 20% interest on your dollar savings depending on the duration of your savings.

The good part is your get a fraction of your interest every week. Thursday to be precise.

How Do I Withdraw Your dollar Funds?
This is easy, you can withdraw in Naira or dollar depending on your choice..

Withdrawing in Naira will be at the current rate at the time of withdrawal.

Want to start saving against devaluation?

Download the application, log in to your dashboard to start saving. or chat with admin on WhatsApp using the link below.
http:///2349014462443

Note: This is currently only available on android and IOS, web version update is coming soon.

P:S Read about our withdrawal policy in the link below
https://blog.investa.ng/investa-withdrawal-policy/
Business / Good Day by investaNig: 11:58am On Feb 03, 2021
Good Day everyone
Nairaland / General / Tips To Help You Control Spending During The Yuletide Period by investaNig: 9:33am On Dec 02, 2020
The festive period is here again,

But 2020 has been a tough year for the world at large, no thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Most countries of the world are either still in recession or just finding their foot economically.

The fact remains that people still need to celebrate with their loved ones this season.

The Yuletide season used to be a season where most people spend more because of the nature of the period.

From buying gifts for friends and family to organizing get-together and hangouts, this year might not be an exception especially here in Nigeria has Life is gradually returning to normal after the lockdown and curfew imposed after the #endsars protest in many states of the federation.

Looking at the economy currently, things are quite expensive, from transportation, food, and other items but I trust Nigerians “we go still celebrate”.

Here are a few tips to minimize and control your spending this period

1. Set Holiday Spending Limits :
Holiday budgeting is a way to set limits on your purchases and still enjoy the season. this will also help you to monitor how much you spend during this period.

2. Buy things ahead
It is a normal situation in Nigeria that prices of commodities skyrocket during the festive period especially when it’s about a few days to Christmas. Buying whatever you need ahead will help you get things at a cheaper rate than waiting for the last minutes to get them.

3. Use Cash instead of a card
While carrying your money in credit or debit cards reduces weight and makes the transaction more comfortable, it’s an excellent spending risk as it often results in overspending. When shopping or paying for goods or services, be traditional, stick to cash. While spending and counting cash are stressful, compared to the many other modern options, it’s financially wise, as it helps the brain to monitor your spending.

With money, when the bundle’s size reduces, the mind becomes more cautious in making decisions to prevent debts and avoid being stranded, but with more digital means, spending is more fun, and in the world of finance, fun is costly.

4. Save more, Instead of Spending
Imbibe the habit of setting aside portions of your earnings for saving and possible investment. You should make sure that you don’t spend and invest later, instead, you should practice saving first and placing a budget on whatever is left.

Learning to control your spending habit could be difficult, but it is possible; it only requires dedication and due diligence. Spending is comfortable, but it doesn’t beat the joy of having more money.

Enjoy 20% on your savings with investa.ng.

Want to start saving? Find out how here How to save on investa.ng
visit www.investa.ng to get started, or Chat With Admin On [url]Https:///2349014462443[/url] for more information.
Investment / Happy New Month From Investa.ng by investaNig: 8:33am On Dec 01, 2020
It is the last month of the year.

Though 2020 started with high hopes but it has been a tough year.

Thank God you and I are still here.



It is the beginning of the Yuletide season.

This period is full of different expenses,

Remember, there's life after the Yuletide period.



I've always spent more this period than other months,

from getting Xmas gifts for friends and family,

Organizing and attending the end of the year get together and so on.

All this hit deep into my pocket.



I got something on how to manage my finance during the Yuletide period and I think it will be selfish of me if I don't share it with you.



You can read and learn how you can manage your finance during

this period in the link below.


[url]
https://blog.investa.ng/tips-to-help-you-control-spending-during-the-yuletide-period/[/url]



P:S Start planning your 2021 finance right now.

Remember

"If you fail to plan then you are automatically planning to fail."
Investment / It's No News, But How Do You Cope Financially During Recession. by investaNig: 12:29pm On Nov 24, 2020
It's No News That Nigeria Is In Her Worst Recession In 39 Years.

For Those Who Don't Understand What The Recession Means,



"Recession Is A Significant Decline In Economic Activities Across The Economy. "

If The Recession Lasts More Than A Few Months Its Impact Will Be Felt In GDP, Income, Employment, Industry Production, And Wholesale-Retail Sales.



In A Nutshell, Recession Affects Every Aspect Of The Economy And The People Most Hit Are The Lower And Middle-Class Earners.



It Looks Like We Might Not Have Detty December This Year, But, I Want To Tell You A Few Ways You Can Recession-Proof Prove Your Finances During This Period.



1. Cut The Cost Of Non-Essential Items: Now Is Not The Time To Waste Money On Non-Essential Items And Commodities.

Only Pick And Buy Essential Items At This Period.



2. Save More: You Need To Spend Less And Save More During This Period.

However, Don't Just Save For Saving Sake, You Need To Save On A Platform Where The Safety Of Your Money Is Guaranteed And Where You Will Be Given Interest On Your Money Instead Of Unnecessary Charges Deduction.



Investa.Ng Gives You A Weekly Interest On Your Savings.

Take Advantage Of The Savings On Investa.Ng .



3. Supplemental Income: Having One Source Of Income Would Be A Bad Idea At This Moment

Except Your Earn 1 Million Naira Per Month.

You Need To Ensure You Have Other Sources Of Income.

You Can Take Advantage Of Investa.Ng The Referral Package To Earn Extra Cash On The Side.



4. Invest: Investing Your Money Cannot Be Overemphasized But You Need To Be Careful

As Scammers Will Be On The Lookout Promising Juicy Return On Investments

So You Need To Be Careful Where You Invest Your Money.

Investa.Ng Investment Option Gives You 20% Return On Your Investment In 12months.



Let Me Stop Here For Today. We Would Be Communicating More With You As We Navigating Through This Time Together.



Remember " Tough Time Never Last Only Tough People Do".



P:S You Can Find More About The Savings, Investment And Referral Package By Chatting With The Admin Using The Link Below.

[url]Https:///2349014462443[/url]
Investment / Why Settle For Less, When You Can Have More. by investaNig: 10:44am On Nov 10, 2020
Imagine entering a restaurant with your last N1,000 and you asked what the N1K would get you.

A plate of rice with small meat and pure water, you were told.

Then a friend told you that his own N1K got him a plate of rice, a full fried chicken, plantain, and a bottle of soft drink and water to step down.

What will you do if this happens to you?

Well, I don’t know about you but

As for me,

I will sharply rush down to the restaurant where I can get more for the same amount.

This is exactly what investa.ng gives.

Investa.ng gives you more on your savings on the platform.

Most banks give less than 10% on your savings.

But with investa.ng, you get a whopping 20% on your savings on the platform.

No hidden or maintenance charges and unnecessary deductions.

Visit www.investa.ng to get started or chat with admin on [url]Https:///2349014462443[/url]
Investment / What Have You Got To Lose? by investaNig: 2:38pm On Oct 27, 2020
Imagine a man walks up to you and hands you a brand new N1,000 note.

What would you do?

Would you accept it or reject it?



Forget about our societal beliefs.



90% would accept it,

I might be wrong though.



Well, I don't have N1,000 note to hand over to you.



What I have is N1,000 worth of our agro-investment package.



I'm not asking for anything than for you to activate your account on investa.ng

Upon activation, you will automatically receive your N1,000 in your investment account which you can withdrawal with your 20% profit at the end of the maturity period.



What have you got to lose by activating your account?

Absolutely nothing.



Kindly visit www.investa.ng to activate your account NOW

Or chat with admin on WhatsApp using the link below for more information

[url]Https:///2349014462443[/url]



P:S This agro-Investment Plan Is Only Available For This Month.
Investment / How Shares Works by investaNig: 2:34pm On Oct 26, 2020
What is a share?

In a simple term, a share is just a fraction or percentage of ownership of a company or a financial asset.
Anyone who holds shares of any company is known as a shareholder.

How Does Investing in Shares Works?
Investing in shares means buying, keeping, and selling the shares in order to make money.
You buy the shares when it's at a low price, keep for a period, and resell when it's a high value or price.

How Do You Earn From Shares?
There are two ways you can earn or make money from shares.
If the company grows and becomes more valuable, then the share also increases in value, hence your shares are worth more,
then you can sell part of the share to gain some money.

2. Some companies pay you a part of the company's profit each year, this is called DIVIDENDS

Why Should You Invest On Investa.ng Shares?
investa.ng shares were before now sold at N10 per share but a few weeks ago,
the demand for our shares significantly increased, this is due to the increase in various investments being carried out by the company.

Most of our investment gives a 20% return on investment, as a result of this our dividend for our shareholders increased.
You want to find out more about investa.ng share, Kindly chat with admin on WhatsApp using the link below
[url]Https:///2349014462443[/url]
You can also visit our website www.investa.ng to check out other offers
Investment / 20% Return On Investment by investaNig: 11:52am On Oct 14, 2020
We rolled out our new agro-investment plan last week

An investment that gives you 20% on your investment in 12Months.

Imagine investing N100,000, that’s N20,000 in 12months,

Then also imagine saving that same N100,000 in your bank account.

I can bet it with you that in that same 12 months,

that N100,000 would have lost its value and it won’t be up to that N100,000

because the bank would have deducted their charges.

So why keep your money in the bank when you can actually use your money to make more money.

Do you want to know how to invest in investa.ng agro-investment plan?

Kindly click on the link below to find out

How to invest in investa.ng

Click On The Link Below To Chat With The Admin On WhatsApp.

Https:///2349014462443



P:S This investment plan is only available for this month.

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Investment Ads / Re: Savings On Investa; How Does It Works? by investaNig: 8:15am On Oct 12, 2020
Ogbotobo77:
i was not given 1000 reg bonus
You get the 1000 investment bonus when you activate your account
Investment Ads / Re: Savings On Investa; How Does It Works? by investaNig: 8:59am On Oct 07, 2020
20% per annum
ebisteven:
Nice one, pls what is the interest rate monthly or yearly?
Investment Ads / Savings On Investa; How Does It Works? by investaNig: 11:22am On Oct 06, 2020
My father used to say “There are 3 rules of money

Make money legally.
Keep your money.
Multiply your money.
Investa.ng gives you the chance to do all three but I want to focus on rule 2 which is keeping/Saving your money.

If you really want to be financially free, then you need to learn to save your money, no matter how small.

What is Investa.ng

Investa.ng is an app/platform that helps you keep/save your money, no matter how small you think that money is.

With investa.ng, there is no limit to how much you want to save.

We believe in the principle of a little drop of water makes an ocean.

You can save your money over a period of time and your savings accumulate interest which ranges from 10 – 45% depending on the duration of your savings.

You might say “But I have a savings account with bank XYZ or I already use app ABC”

Yes, but how many times have you gone to withdraw your money because you feel like getting something?

Investa.ng is designed to help you learn financial discipline as you can only withdraw your money on your chosen date.

Withdrawal outside that date will attract a penalty of 4% and you will also lose all the accumulated interest.

Another reason investa.ng is better is that you get your interest every week, Thursdays to be precise.

Before I continue, kindly click on the link to start saving on investa.ng.

With investa.ng, no maintenance charges, no SMS charges.

Like I said earlier, investa.ng is set up to help imbibe savings culture, so you can always set what date and the time your savings should be deducted from your account before expenses sets in.

Lastly, does any bank give you an investment fund when you open an account?

Absolute NO.

But investa.ng gives you instant N1,000 investment fund when you sign and activate your account.

What are you waiting for?

Visit www.investa.ng to start saving and begin your journey to financial freedom.
Investment / Investanigeria: Invest With Peace Of Mind by investaNig: 12:43pm On Jul 23, 2020
InvestaNigeria offer the best guaranteed ROI on your investments for its cooperators.

We have 20% in 12 months .

15% in 9 months

10% in 7 months.

You can as well save towards your investments.

Kindly use the link below to chat on whatsapp
http:///2349014462443

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