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If one invests 360k, return is supposed to be 54k, but I see 50k, is the 4k meant for tax or what?

Please do we request for receipt ni, or after deposit we get it automatically. I no like manual process where we keep asking for receipt, mou or certificate after deposit

airsaylongcom:
Yes. You withdraw your total investments documented with receipts. ALWAYS get a receipt for every top up you do. This response is for branch operations

Hmmm but e wait humm, at the end of 6 months from the initial capital, which capital are we eligible to withdraw? Cos we have compounded and reinvested new capital every month. So can we with draw more than our initial capital at the 6th month. Someone answer please.

AlmondRPG47:
Like seriously!!!

The ROI of 2.5M rolled over continuously for 5 months will bring the investment to 4.99M level, the power of compounding profits! At month 6, one will already be receiving +740k monthly...

MBA will really give the banks a run for their money!

Thanks for the prompt response, bro.

Can one compound interest and roll over ?

vexing:
With what I saw on your dashboard, it means that you can go ahead and deposit. I can't remember them sending me mail about verification of my identity. It only prompted me that I have successfully verified my identity on my dashboard the moment I did it.

I didn't get a mail showing that I have been verified but the "you will get a mail confirming my verification" is no longer onnmy profile. Does it mean i have been verified? No mail in spam, registered since yesterday morning.

One other thing can one rollover instead of taking the monthly returns?

Smartphelz:
Can one register online?

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anjilgreat:
I want clarification on your question, are you saying that you have decided to invest long-term and no more short-term plan?. If you are planning long-term, my earlier can still be considered.

oh I'm sorry, "planning short term" was a typo. I wanted to say i have plans for short term already, just looking for long term options especially in shares investment with low price and growth potential.

So if going by what you initially suggested, then Zenith should be fine. Will do my due diligence

pepper247:
what about bonds?

i don't know, cos I heard coupons are fixed. It's not like i can add the coupons to the principal to compound interest. So for now, I am not interested

anjilgreat:
Although Zenith is still a good buy at current price, you may probably enter at any slight pull-back. Since you are going short-term, you have to closely monitor it's upward movement especially in this period of bull and sell at your targeted exit price.

no shares is long term I want to do. That's why I want advice on what promising shares at low price below that I can buy