₦airaland Forum

bedfordng: i don't know if its true for all UBA branches.i went to UBA at my end and one of their customer care told me that the minimum amount to buy Tbill is 10million.is anyone using UBA for tbill.is that the normal charges or the customer care personel misquote it

dajavula: Any advice on a beta power bank to buy?

Bamz: Fighting everywhere, in Israel, in Northern Nigeria...on Nairaland too. Why can't we just discuss Tbills without hurling insults? I don't care about who drew first blood. We all must learn to ignore some things, that's called maturity.

inze: My Oga ^{at the top}, i hail o

inze: funny enough . . .

Grace2love: You can get 13% of your capital per month. Just test it with a token of #10,000. for details, contact me through: businesstodayfree@gmail.com.
If you are doubting, don't send inquiry, please. it is meant for serious-minded investors.

delgroveng: I hope u are not jumping on the bang Wagon for the fun of it.
A good investor should be able to mine data or stay up to date if u are not using an a progessional. Niaija issued Tbills are debt of FGN...with significant risk compared to U.S. that's why it's cheaper for u.s to borrow compared to naija govt whom have to offer more.
you earn very little or nothing. Some multi national companies bonds are even considered less riskier with better Real Returns

Bamz: Hello guys... Its been nice reading lots of informative comments on here. Seems FBN MM and KGIF seem to be better than NTB at the moment. Do you guys forsee a reversal in the trend? How does the risk factor of those two measure up with Tbills? And for those who are certain to shift focus to KGIF and FBN MM, how do they go about it?

coderXO: No investment is risk free but these I mentioned are pretty good for low-risk, and good return.


If you ask me, FBN MM and KGIF are battling for who is the best out there.

coderXO: The well known ones:

Stanbic Money Market
FBN Money Market
KGIF

and there are others as well...

CORAL...
ARM...

unite4real: Are u kidding me?

I bought into ARM aggresive growth fund back in 2008 for 20 Naira per unit. as of this moment, thank God it is around 16 Naira per unit. Even if it was 1% i have been getting from TB investment since 2008, i would have been better off.

makinde3: Hello fellow Nairalander,

Please advice me on what is do it is over one month ago that is invested N150,000.00 on Treasure Bill. To date am still waitig for my certificate of investment.

What can I do?

Many thanks

coderXO: seriously i dont even waste my time bidding on tbills. i just buy money markets ( that have a good percentage of investment in bills, bonds or )....

MOBBDEEP: Thank you Sir
If I understand you well Sir, you meant it is a kind of instruction I give to my agent specifying the lowest/least return-yield percentage below which they should not subscribe for me?

MOBBDEEP: Please, nice people in the house, a friend of mine has about 1.3M & he thought of investing in TB instruments.
He approached Union Bank but was told it was not up to the minimum amount.
Please, any word of advice for him?
Then, this bidding, how do they go about it? Is it the client or the bank/agent that dies the bidding?
How much rate does TB commands averagely these days?