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Properties / Re: Land Investment Opportunity You Do Not Want To Miss by Paschal5835(m): 10:36am On Oct 26, 2020
Money at Hand Vs Money Invested
As we get back to business, let me share something really sensitive with you.
What I'm about to share with you should push you to stop carrying cash up and down.
If this single reason doesn't push you, Then nothing else will.
But before then, please did you see the cost of a bag of Rice in the market now? It's 35 Thousand Nigerian Naira!!!
What about the cost of a litre of Fuel?
Please what is happening?
Weeks ago, I was at the market to buy a few foodstuff. I priced one very small Iced fish and it was cost N500. I asked the seller 'Mummy why is it so expensive?' She replied, 'My pikin, a dollar o' Lol
Funny right?
There was this argument some time ago on social media saying, a woman should be able to cook a pot of soup with N1,000
If that argument should surface in a time like this, it would hold no weight.
The cost of foodstuff in the market right now is on the rise and it leaves me wondering how low income earners are surviving.
Now back to my actual message; Funny as this whole thing sounds, The value of MONEY AT HAND would KEEP depreciating.
No thanks to the current Inflation in Nigeria.
Before you think I'm speaking plenty grammar, let me tell you what Inflation is.
Inflation simply means a decrease in your buying power. Let me explain further.
Inflation is a diminish in the value of the money you have at hand.
That means, whatever you are saving up to buy for 5k tomorrow, may have risen to 10k by the time you are done saving.
But I have an All time-proven solution that would help you sustain and even increase the value of your money no matter how hot inflation blows.
THROW THAT CASH INTO INVESTMENTS!
The message is simple. Stop keeping Cash at Hand. Throw more money into Investments.
Throwing money into Investments, protects your money from losing economical value. (Read this again)
And this means, you have to invest in assets that is expected to maintain or increase it's value over a specified period of time.
There are a host of investments you can throw your cash into, but I'll always recommend Real Estate as an hedge against inflation.
Why?
Because Real estate involves just little Capital, Low risks, and guarantees massive returns when done right.
So if you need a weapon at your disposal to fight inflation, you should invest in Real estate
Properties / Land Investment Opportunity You Do Not Want To Miss by Paschal5835(m): 9:59am On Oct 26, 2020
180 DAYS BUY BACK INVESTMENT PLAN ON CITYLIGHT ESTATE

Invest N500k on 300sqm of land and get 625k after 180days

Invest N1m on 600sqm of land and get 1.3m affer 180days

THE PROCESS
1. Tell us the capital you intend to invest with
2. You get the form for the no of plots your money can cover for investment
3. You fill the form
4. Make payment to AyHomes Investment Limited
5. You get the following documents as evidence for your investment.

� Payment Receipts
� Acknowledgement letter
� Contract of Investment with plots from our estate worth the value of clients investment.
� Post dated cheque carrying the Amount you invested plus the return on investment (profit).

After 180days of your investment, you get the amount you invested plus the profit promised and we retrieve our documents given to you as a sign of contract delivered.

For more inquiry call/text- +2348164998942

TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY

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