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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Tripleaj(m): 11:06am On Jan 18, 2020
Oga Healthserve; which bank can I subscribe to 5 years FG Bond.
Thank you sir.
needful:
FG Bond
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 11:11am On Jan 18, 2020
Tripleaj:
Oga Healthserve; which bank can I subscribe to 5 years FG Bond.
Thank you sir.

You need to open a Stockbroking account, you can buy from your Stockbroker or any of the accredited Investment houses.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Jgoldie: 11:33am On Jan 18, 2020
emmanuelewumi:


You need to open a Stockbroking account, you can buy from your Stockbroker or any of the accredited Investment houses.

Can I buy with 100k for fgn bond and which stockbroker is easier for beginners like ua
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by healthserve(m): 11:35am On Jan 18, 2020
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Just the neutrals, the patient and discerning would understand cool
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 11:41am On Jan 18, 2020
Jgoldie:


Can I buy with 100k for fgn bond and which stockbroker is easier for beginners like ua


You can buy from the secondary market, although 100k is small.
But you can buy FG savings bond with 100k, although the rates are lower
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Tripleaj(m): 12:24pm On Jan 18, 2020
Sir, I have no idea on how to get it done. Sir any advice on how to open Skockbroking account or any good investment houses Sir.
Thanks.
emmanuelewumi:


You need to open a Stockbroking account, you can buy from your Stockbroker or any of the accredited Investment houses.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 12:42pm On Jan 18, 2020
Tripleaj:
Sir, I have no idea on how to get it done. Sir any advice on how to open Skockbroking account or any good investment houses Sir.
Thanks.

What part of the country are you.
You can try United Capital, Morgan capital, Investment One and others too numerous to list

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Tripleaj(m): 12:58pm On Jan 18, 2020
Sir, am in Minna, Niger State.

emmanuelewumi:


What part of the country are you.
You can try United Capital, Morgan capital, Investment One and others too numerous to list
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 1:07pm On Jan 18, 2020
Tripleaj:
Sir, am in Minna, Niger State.


You can open your stock broking account online, we also have some in Abuja
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by odimbannamdi(m): 1:08pm On Jan 18, 2020
emmanuelewumi:



The risk free way to enjoy your bond it the ability to hold till maturity, it requires discipline and ability to think through before committing fund to any Investment.

We have people who will buy Treasury Bills of 91 days and after 30 days they will be planning to sell due to one emergency that requires money. This is a sign of indiscipline and carelessness.

That is why I always preach diversification, before committing funds into an investment we need an emergency fund that can take care of a minimum of 3 months of our expenses.

If you are liquid with different cash flows you can always take advantage of when bonds are cheaper due to interest rates fluctuations and buy more.


Investors who invested N100 million on FG 10 years bond at 16%.
Will receive a coupon payment of N16 million for 10 years and then get his N100 million after 10 years.

If part of the N16 million coupons are Invested in inflation free Investmens like real estate, defensive stocks, personal business, Eurobond. I think such an investor would have hedged inflation.


Starred
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by odimbannamdi(m): 1:10pm On Jan 18, 2020
emmanuelewumi:



Not a recent bond. We have different bonds Sukuk, Green bond, FG bond offering different rates.

But you should be able to get at an average of 13%

Sir, do you mean coupon/yearly payment of 13%?

If yes, whats the minimum to start with?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 1:14pm On Jan 18, 2020
odimbannamdi:


Sir, do you mean coupon/yearly payment of 13%?

If yes, whats the minimum to start with?

Yes from the secondary market, it depends on the broker or Investment house.


When such opportunities come up in the primary market, we will always share it here
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ethan101(m): 1:15pm On Jan 18, 2020
for the past 1 week now , i applied for treasury bills at Zenith bank, up till today my account have not been debited or approved, am confuse, am looking for other investment channels to start with at least 1million naira, that i can invest for 6months or a year with good returns
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jobark: 2:30pm On Jan 18, 2020
A little piece of advice from the little knowledge i continually build on as we all learn everyday.

A lot of us are mixing stages of financial progression and distorting the “build” process. Its a difficult thing to say but you sometimes have to understand that at an earlier stage in finance, savings is key rather than investment as the end goal or target for an investment is to give you passive income or compound your investments.

There’s nothing totally wrong with gradually building capital and focusing on opportunities to add to your savings before venturing into investments.

Coupled with the not so friendly rates in the market averaging 5% for a risk free investment a real life scenario means:

N1 million will return about 49k after deductions for a year.

49k spread in 12months means an average of 4k every month.

4k today can’t be termed passive income as it is 13% of minimum wage.

Personally, if my portfolio size hovers around this, I’ll rather seek business opportunities or provide finance for a trusted contractor, consultant or supplier around that could pay me commission above the 4k monthly average.

This is just my opinion and it shouldn’t be taken in a wrong way as we all learn and are open to clarifications or superior suggestions.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by needful: 2:31pm On Jan 18, 2020
odimbannamdi:


Sir, do you mean coupon/yearly payment of 13%?

If yes, whats the minimum to start with?

One is currently on now. Check the post above on FG bond.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by healthserve(m): 3:03pm On Jan 18, 2020
jobark:
A little piece of advice from the little knowledge i continually build on as we all learn everyday.

A lot of us are mixing stages of financial progression and distorting the “build” process. Its a difficult thing to say but you sometimes have to understand that at an earlier stage in finance, savings is key rather than investment as the end goal or target for an investment is to give you passive income or compound your investments.

There’s nothing totally wrong with gradually building capital and focusing on opportunities to add to your savings before venturing into investments.

Coupled with the not so friendly rates in the market averaging 5% for a risk free investment a real life scenario means

N1 million will return about 49k after deductions for a year.

49k spread in 12months means an average of 4k every month.

4k today can’t be termed passive income as it is 13% of minimum wage.

Personally, if my portfolio size hovers around this, I’ll rather seek business opportunities or provide finance for a trusted contractor, consultant or supplier around that could pay me commission above the 4k monthly average.

This is just my opinion and it shouldn’t be taken in a wrong way as we all learn and are open to clarifications or superior suggestions.



Progressive and forward thinking. I like it

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmasoft(m): 3:26pm On Jan 18, 2020
ethan101:
for the past 1 week now , i applied for treasury bills at Zenith bank, up till today my account have not been debited or approved, am confuse, am looking for other investment channels to start with at least 1million naira, that i can invest for 6months or a year with good returns

Check out VGIF managed by investment one (former GTBank Asset management). See my signature for my contact and link for account opening online. Interest are paid twice in a year with principal guaranteed. You can also check the mutual funds thread to see more of my posts on VGIF

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by odimbannamdi(m): 5:47pm On Jan 18, 2020
needful:


One is currently on now. Check the post above on FG bond.

Thanks sir. I will check it out
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 5:52pm On Jan 18, 2020
odimbannamdi:


Thanks sir. I will check it out

She is a lady.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by needful: 6:16pm On Jan 18, 2020
odimbannamdi:


Thanks sir. I will check it out

Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Tonygate: 6:32pm On Jan 18, 2020
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Price history from the link you provided is blank/empty.
Besides I didn't cook up the figures I gave earlier, it was from my personal & practical observation. I maintain mmf account with them and the interest I get now daily [even as at now()] is half of my daily interest mid Dec. [/quote
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you are absolutely correct. The rates now 5%
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Tripleaj(m): 6:39pm On Jan 18, 2020
Good evening Boss. Please sir, the online link for opening of the account. Thank you sir.
emmanuelewumi:


You can open your stock broking account online, we also have some in Abuja
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 6:43pm On Jan 18, 2020
Tripleaj:
Good evening Boss. Please sir, the online link for opening of the account. Thank you sir.

Google any of the stock brokers, i gave you. You can register online through their website
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Tripleaj(m): 6:48pm On Jan 18, 2020
Good evening Boss. Please ma'am, the online link for opening of the account. Thank you Ma'am.

emmanuelewumi:


You can open your stock broking account online, we also have some in Abuja
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Tripleaj(m): 6:49pm On Jan 18, 2020
Thanks Ma'am. I will do that and get back to you.

emmanuelewumi:


Google any of the stock brokers, i gave you. You can register online through their website
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Plus10(m): 8:22pm On Jan 18, 2020
emmanuelewumi:


Google any of the stock brokers, i gave you. You can register online through their website
Good evening sir.Please is there a deadline for buying via the primary market just like in treasury bill?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 8:50pm On Jan 18, 2020
Plus10:

Good evening sir.Please is there a deadline for buying via the primary market just like in treasury bill?

The current FG bond will end on 24th January 2020
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by IamR: 9:01pm On Jan 18, 2020
emmanuelewumi:


The current FG bond will end on 24th January 2020
We have between Monday and Thursday. Pls Elder, do they issue this particular bond monthly?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 9:16pm On Jan 18, 2020
IamR:

We have between Monday and Thursday. Pls Elder, do they issue this particular bond monthly?

Not every month, except the FG savings bond and the rate are less than 10%
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by IamR: 9:19pm On Jan 18, 2020
emmanuelewumi:


Not every month, except the FG savings bond and the rate are less than 10%
Thank you sir. I will send my form to my stockbroker. I just hope it will not be over subscribed.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmanuelewumi(m): 9:22pm On Jan 18, 2020
IamR:

Thank you sir. I will send my form to my stockbroker. I just hope it will not be over subscribed.

Even if it is oversubscribed they will give priority to small Investors.


Union Bank raised N20 billion via commercial papers @5%, pension fund managers bought everything within minutes.

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