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Dmaxplus:
I m having a problem on my back bone, they said is a lumbar spondylosis as a result of disc burger ,on S1,L1,L2. The pain is becoming too much, it unbearable, 24hrs I m in pain both day and night.
I have gone to different hospitals, still no solution yet, only pain killers and opioid. The thing is getting worse day by day, I m highly depressed, someone should help me on what to do. I m gradually dying oooo.pls good people of nairaland should advised me pls.if anyone knows solution to this, let the person help me.

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ogyunging:
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Everr:
Hello guys,
I am new to treasury bills and would appreciate some insight.

I am wondering why anyone would want to go for the 364 longer investment option.

From my basic Maths, if I have 10,000,000 to invest, is it not far more profitable to invest every 91 days at say 17% and reinvest at maturity.

Than a single investment at say 24% for 364 days

Is there an advantage on investment for longer days?

Thank you in anticipation

helinues:


Natasha buried her own political career by herself

Risingcash94:
Yours is better. 15% is still manageable. My SUKUK bond of 11.2% for 7yrs is almost giving me a heart attack. I try so hard not to always think of it.I have never regretted an investment so badly. I can only wait till maturity which is in 2027

Risingcash94:
Yours is better. 15% is still manageable. My SUKUK bond of 11.2% for 7yrs is almost giving me a heart attack. I try so hard not to always think of it.I have never regretted an investment so badly. I can only wait till maturity which is in 2027

How can you bet on naira for 7 years? Except you are retired and just needs some consistent cash flow to get buy regardless of impact on value. 7years is way too much bearing in mind a change in govt policy can drastically affect investment.

eroworld:
Does TB and piggyvest pay interest upfront?

eroworld:
Would it be safe to invest #100M on fairmoney fixed deposit(fairlock)for 365 days??

Uberchic1:
Them and Renmoney have the highest interest rate for locking money, I believe. That said,
I'll advise anyone interested to read more customer reviews and weed out the PR ones before making a decision. There's a LOT of fairmoney PR about. My experiences have been good but I've never taken loan from them or used the fairlock or put more than N2m there. And again, your funds are insured only up to N2m as it's a microfinance bank.

Uberchic1:
They're SEC licensed and your funds are NDIC insured up to N2m. I've used them for about 2 years for savings only; their fairsave feature which claims 17% interest with no withdrawal restrictions but is more 15.7% with my calculation (which could be wrong). Their app could also be better. But I haven't had any issue with money going missing or unexplained deductions.

Their 28% fairlock is for 2 years though. 1 year fairlock is 26%