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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 12:28pm On May 05, 2017
dicksonadams:
Dudes need help oh, i am not understanding....I did a TBill for 500k on Tuesday 2nd of May 2017, but today 5th of May I was only debited for 407,553.97...aint they suppose to remove 500k and credit me with the interest? can someone explain how this things work?...Would really appreciate...first timer's story undecided

If they debit you with 500,000 and then credit you with 92446.03, the difference will be a debit of 407,553.97. So, instead of carrying out two transactions on your account, why not just one single transaction of a debit of 407,553.97. Different banks have different ways of arriving at the same amount to be debited. Some debit the net amount straight way while others debit the principal amount and then credit the upfront interest.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dicksonadams(m): 1:01pm On May 05, 2017
NL1960:


If they debit you with 500,000 and then credit you with 92446.03, the difference will be a debit of 407,553.97. So, instead of carrying out two transactions on your account, why not just one single transaction of a debit of 407,553.97. Different banks have different ways of arriving at the same amount to be debited. Some debit the net amount straight way while others debit the principal amount and then credit the upfront interest.

Thanks bro
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by davit: 2:29pm On May 05, 2017
DInkMan:


Alerted now, 18.54%, 364 days
Stanbic

I have received alert too but dont know the exact percentage. I invested 1m for 364 days and was debited
N
815,107.95. I was also charged other handing fees up to 1k. Care to help calculate the percent? How much will I also get back in my account at the end of the tenor
cc: NL1960 zamirikpo
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by iykmora(m): 3:54pm On May 05, 2017
ur 1 million naira yu shall get...

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 4:19pm On May 05, 2017
davit:


I have received alert too but dont know the exact percentage. I invested 1m for 364 days and was debited
N
815,107.95. I was also charged other handing fees up to 1k. Care to help calculate the percent? How much will I also get back in my account at the end of the tenor
cc: NL1960 zamirikpo

I = PTR / Days in Year * 100

P = Principal = 1,000,000

T = 364

I = 1,000,000 - 815,107.95 (Discounted Amount) = 184,892.05

Days in Year = 364

R = Rate = ? (Unknown)

I = PTR / 36400

R = I * 36400 /(P * T)

R = 184892.05 * 36400 / (1000000 * 364)

R = 6730070620 / 364000000

R = 18.489205

R = 18.49 %

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 4:30pm On May 05, 2017
walexy14:


Always try to make findings b4 commenting pls .From Experience pple like you don't even have 5kobo to invest. For your information !!!

Rosabon Financial Services is a member of the Concept Group and long standing member of the Equipment Leasing Association of Nigeria (ELAN). Licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN on April 22, 1993, the organization has evolved into Nigeria’s leading Financial Intermediary and Equipment Leasing firm focused on niche and general markets.

Our work draws on over 24 years of experience in the field of finance management, tailoring our lease, loans and investment offerings to meet the needs of our customers .
Over the years we have received various awards (Local and International) for our outstanding work in the industry, some of which are: African Financial Quality Service Loans Award for best practice in Equipment Leasing, Corporate Venturing and Treasury Management 2014, given by the Institute for Government Research and Leadership and Best SME Financial Advisory Nigeria, 2015 by Capital Finance International, an affiliate of World Bank and International Finance Corporation.
You are an empty barrel that is being used to scam people.Have you seen a well grounded financial institution coming to advertise for clients on Nairaland TB threads?
What inhibit you from advertising in standard prints and electronic media?
Is this how a black catcher like you will source for clients successfully?
For your info,my investment in NTB with ARM is in excess of N10M
Go and float a ponzi scheme.
Never you visit here to derail this thread with your foundation less and archaic financial institution .
We know the authorised institutions that are listed on DMO website .Yours was not listed.
You are here to lure uninformed investors to your Rosabon trustless bills
Attached is the list of institutions authorized by DMO
You can edit and add rosabon
Blackcatcher mrketer looking for commission from investment of mugun
Shame

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by favoured247(m): 4:34pm On May 05, 2017
olujaidi:


nope. Depends on whats available. Some banks also limit your options to 3 tenors

FBN has a variety including the fantastic 18% for 63 days!
bro which branch of first bank has this fantastic rate of 18% for 63days? the first bank in my town doesn't have it. I was der yesterday.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by davit: 4:51pm On May 05, 2017
NL1960:


I = PTR / Days in Year * 100

P = Principal = 1,000,000

T = 364

I = 1,000,000 - 815,107.95 (Discounted Amount) = 184,892.05

Days in Year = 364

R = Rate = ? (Unknown)

I = PTR / 36400

R = I * 36400 /(P * T)

R = 184892.05 * 36400 / (1000000 * 364)

R = 6730070620 / 364000000

R = 18.489205

R = 18.49 %

Thanks a bunch for your explanation.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 5:55pm On May 05, 2017
dicksonadams:
Dudes need help oh, i am not understanding....I did a TBill for 500k on Tuesday 2nd of May 2017, but today 5th of May I was only debited for 407,553.97...aint they suppose to remove 500k and credit me with the interest? can someone explain how this things work?...Would really appreciate...first timer's story undecided

Sir, how many days and which bank did u use.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by opomulero(m): 8:53pm On May 05, 2017
Please gurus in the house what is cash call, how it works and interest rates.?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dicksonadams(m): 9:37pm On May 05, 2017
slimany:


Sir, how many days and which bank did u use.

365 Stanbic
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by opomulero(m): 9:58pm On May 05, 2017
opomulero:
Please gurus in the house what is cash call, how it works and interest rates.?


House help please?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by gentlemate00: 2:59am On May 06, 2017
Simple and straightforward...

inze:


. . . Your interest has already been paid to you. That's the difference between your initial 500 and 407. At end of tenor, you'll receive 500k.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by olujaidi: 6:41am On May 06, 2017
favoured247:
bro which branch of first bank has this fantastic rate of 18% for 63days? the first bank in my town doesn't have it. I was der yesterday.

Ikoyi.

It could have been sold out though
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by favoured247(m): 7:14am On May 06, 2017
olujaidi:

Ikoyi.
It could have been sold out though
ok. thanks for d info. I appreciate
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by asbanko: 9:05am On May 06, 2017
Secondary market is becoming more lucrative and interesting.
The wait for two weeks is gradually fading away. You can now reinvest your upfront the next or same day you got it.
The minimum outlay for investment in TB is also becoming slimmer.
More longer tenors are now available through the secondary market.
Invest today and get your upfront today is now in vogue through this same secondary market.

I reinvested my upfront the same day I got it at 18.5%/ 349days, got another upfront that same day. Waiting till Monday to reinvest this upfront again until coz today is Saturday. I have turned this to habit. Doing this makes me enjoy the true yield of about 23% and the miracle of compound interest. This is cool, I guess!

FBN isn't a bad bank for the kind of investment. Yet to experience what happens at Stanbic bank though.

TB becomes an investment window in this recession. Let's make use of it.

Cheers!

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by opomulero(m): 9:56am On May 06, 2017
opomulero:



House help please?


Good morning house, any one with info on the above subject matter
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ihedioramma: 10:22am On May 06, 2017
asbanko:
Secondary market is becoming more lucrative and interesting.
The wait for two weeks is gradually fading away. You can now reinvest your upfront the next or same day you got it.
The minimum outlay for investment in TB is also becoming slimmer.
More longer tenors are now available through the secondary market.
Invest today and get your upfront today is now in vogue through this same secondary market.

I reinvested my upfront the same day I got it at 18.5%/ 349days, got another upfront that same day. Waiting till Monday to reinvest this upfront again until coz today is Saturday. I have turned this to habit. Doing this makes me enjoy the true yield of about 23% and the miracle of compound interest. This is cool, I guess!

FBN isn't a bad bank for the kind of investment. Yet to experience what happens at Stanbic bank though.

TB becomes an investment window in

!
If i invest #500,000 in 63 or 133 days at 18% what will be my interest ?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by asbanko: 10:34am On May 06, 2017
I think you might be asking about Call deposit and not Cash call.

Cash call is a kind of Joint Venture agreement between IOCs (Oil Companies) and the NNPC (FG).

Call deposit has been explained in the house, if that's what your enquiries are all about.

Just go back a bit to educate yourself more on the "subject matter".
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by asbanko: 10:45am On May 06, 2017
15, 576.92 for 63 days @ 18%

32,884.62 for 133days @ 18%.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ihedioramma: 11:17am On May 06, 2017
Welldone .

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by opomulero(m): 12:33pm On May 06, 2017
Sorry for mixing it up, please can you give me the link to the page where i can read more on call deposit.

asbanko:
I think you might be asking about Call deposit and not Cash call.

Cash call is a kind of Joint Venture agreement between IOCs (Oil Companies) and the NNPC (FG).

Call deposit has been explained in the house, if that's what your enquiries are all about.

Just go back a bit to educate yourself more on the "subject matter".
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by asbanko: 12:49pm On May 06, 2017
Houstency:


Works similarly like Fixed deposit, the only major difference from FD is that you can withdraw your cash at any time without incurring FD charges for not holding on before end of your FD tenor. Also it's not a tenor-base deposit like FD. Profits on it ain't large, except you place large sums of money on CD(though you get to gain something on your money than leaving it in a savings account with its conditions for making profit).

How?
Simply walk into your bank and ask them you want to place your cash on call deposit ( Normal Fixed deposit paper, you only tick and fill the column for call deposit), and ask them to give you their call deposit rates ( For Stanbic bank, if you are observant enough you may likely see the rates of FD, CD and even Tbills on a T.V screen), it differs based on the amount you want to place on hold.

I can't find my paper that contains FD and CD rates for Stanbic. You could plead with the person in charge to give you a copy(As it ain't allowed for public consumption).

Normal simple interest calculation is used, only note that time is in day(s), over 365days.

Best Regards

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jpphilips(m): 2:53pm On May 06, 2017
opomulero:
Please gurus in the house what is cash call, how it works and interest rates.?

Cash call is the FG liability to her JV partners, it is not a government security.
You must own an oil block to benefit from cash calls.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by battleaxe: 6:13pm On May 06, 2017
asbanko:
Secondary market is becoming more lucrative and interesting.
The wait for two weeks is gradually fading away. You can now reinvest your upfront the next or same day you got it.
The minimum outlay for investment in TB is also becoming slimmer.
More longer tenors are now available through the secondary market.
Invest today and get your upfront today is now in vogue through this same secondary market.

I reinvested my upfront the same day I got it at 18.5%/ 349days, got another upfront that same day. Waiting till Monday to reinvest this upfront again until coz today is Saturday. I have turned this to habit. Doing this makes me enjoy the true yield of about 23% and the miracle of compound interest. This is cool, I guess!

FBN isn't a bad bank for the kind of investment. Yet to experience what happens at Stanbic bank though.

TB becomes an investment window in this recession. Let's make use of it.

Cheers!

You can actually save yourself a lot of stress if banking with Firstbank(not sure about other banks) by checking the box to reinvest your interest upfront.

Your interest will be invested and its own interest reinvested and on and on till the lowest amount is reached. You save yourself the hassle or contacting your bank over and over and maybe missing out on a good deal. Plus you also loose some days(dependent on your principal, a few days may be good money) which reduces your yield though not significantly.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by amjustme2: 11:54pm On May 06, 2017
I got 18.5 for 364 days from FBN at Primary market. Like Oga Asbanko pointed, secondary market is even pulling more weight and hitting well for both sides, with shorter tenors.

I am pushing the upfront right away into another investment that will yield about 40% in 140 days. I just focus on my work, while residual income drops.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Comeandcollect: 12:35am On May 07, 2017
I am interested to know the investment that will fetch 40% in 140 days.

Is it Ponzi grin

amjustme2:


I am pushing the upfront right away into another investment that will yield about 40% in 140 days. I just focus on my work, while residual income drops.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ihedioramma: 8:31am On May 07, 2017
Comeandcollect:
I am interested to know the investment that will fetch 40% in 140 days.
Is it Ponzi grin
Is posible now but you are the one to do it by your self .
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Japheth18(m): 9:20am On May 07, 2017
$200 worth of Bitcoins For Sale At 400/$ (Amount still negotiable)
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by pawn89(m): 10:56am On May 07, 2017
ihedioramma:
Is posible now but you are the one to do it by your self .
Sounds like you are onto something here, do you mind explaining your thoughts on this ?

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Japheth18(m): 10:59am On May 07, 2017
400/$ for bitcoin (negotiable) contact on my signature if interested

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