₦airaland Forum

Zzor:
Exactly but do you also know it's against African tradition for a lady to share in such fin/res with her husband to be? Ask your elders and you will be shocked

Fvck your elders. They're idiots that get high on trying to make your future husband bankrupt before he marries you. Leeches like you and your retarded elders are a big part of Nigeria's problem.

Sixfeetbelle:
You don't do charitable works based on gender.

Actually, you do. The women and girls empowerment schemes, grants, workshops, sholarships etc. Are proof of that.

You had access to a resource that was yours to give (or not) and you decided not to give it. It's as simple as that. Whether it's fair is insignificant.

Most of the persons crying in this thread are female humans who consider men a launch pad to "the good life".

The crazy thing is that your so-called friends might not be interested in the opportunity, so, just rest abeg. Na link you no give them; no be person you kill.

First of all, brother, i think your brain and your heart are both in the right place. You're a good a kind person that has the welfare of his "future" family at heart.

Now, i know a lot of do-gooders are going to come to this thread to support that chick that hopes leave all the family expenses to you while "helping" when she can, but alaye, i am telling you now that you are right, VERY RIGHT INFACT.

If she isn't ready to sit down with you and outline the financial responsibilities of each person, then, you have no business investing in her business. Saying she'll "help when she can" makes it sound like she's doing you a favour.

No go loseguard o. Succumbing to the pressure from her, your parents, and her parents is part of the reason men typically die faster than women. If you don't fix this now, you'll overwork, overthink, overspend, and overstretch your resources while she kicks back and keeps telling all her friends that "my husband dey try sha. He's a great provider".

flyfit:
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Definitely not my thing. Crypto is too volatile; but thanks.

Juell:
Check properly, the 16% is per anum. If you invest your 100k in a year u'll get 16k

What? But i saw 1 month minimum tenure there. I plan to visit select banks this week to make enquries though.

Hi guys, do you think investing 100k in fixed deposits is a wise decision?

Also, Nairametrics lists Unity Bank as having the highest interest rate (16%) per month. What's your experience with that bank?
I currently use Wema Bank and theirs is lower than that.