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SarahBabyxx:
gamble with my heart ke

@dearpreye Top of the morning to you

SarahBabyxx:
gamble with my heart ke

@dearpreye Top of the morning to you

SarahBabyxx:
if your money enter bush ehn noo come dey cry oo ......on a serious note its a bit time consuming and once you start you'd want more of it

Sincere4u:
What crap is that if at all i got him right., I pay taxes via VAT for even the smallest item i purchase in a supermarket and someone is cautioning on taxation of private jet owners??.

dearpreye:
I've never even given it a thought. I don't have that luxury. Quick - money schemes are a very quick way to lose valuable amount of money.

I think sports betting is the in thing at the moment as I've seen teenagers strolling around betting houses.

I've never encouraged it. I suggest you should engage it(if you're doing so). Only wealth gotten by diligent and painstaking means will endure. Easy comes, easy goes.

A few people might be making it via sports betting. But I'm yet to see one of them close to me shaaa.

Whynotthetruth, ideykwum, INDESTRUCTABLEX, Truckpusher, barcanista, noblezone, sarahbabyxx and others, your words will be invaluable to this space.

Good morning to you all. And may this day and month be meaningful and prosperous for us all.

therealMcCain:
Thanks all
dearpreye
Whynotthetruth
MizMyColi

@whynotthetruth, pls how does the insurance stuff work?

firstly is it safe, if the company should go down what will happens to my fund?

what's the interest rate like, my SDRA account with sterling is 7% PA

I will read more about it, but insights from you will be appreciated.

MizMyColi:
Has Kaboninc, Passingshot, Dont8, Flets, Kastonkastrol, DemDem, Ngeneukwenu, Whynotthetruth, Dearpreye, Caseless and co seen this thread?

I would really like to form an opinion based on their input.
Thanks

berrystunn:
Udene ......get the meaning and run mad

castrokins:
If You Ask Buhari And The APC, They'd Tell You Jonathan Swept The Treasury Up Till July 2015

Mogidi:
Let me invite the world renowned economist, Prof. Ngeneukwuenu.

Truckpusher:

dearpreye:
God bless you, bo!

SarahBabyxx:
@whynotthetruth I totally get your points! The major reason for suggesting that was to encourage him to 'save'....despite how little the interest might be its still a bit attractive.....and why would you let the money mature for just '30 days' for wetin na

@shares shares aren't of value like they used to be.....I remember when my parent bought me shares when I was in primary school for #500,000.....for the past two years I've been getting #249.48k and less ....the 'economic meltdown' as you stated affected the securities abi stock market

@micro-finance banks....the issue I have with micro-finance banks these days is the amount they start with...the highest most micro-finance banks start with is 50k or 60k.The ones that give higher ask/request for really hight deposit.this isn't always favourable for market women way no too dey loaded that's why you see them jumping from one micro finance to another....then they start to have issues with the weekly or monthly payment......I don't even want to get started on how rigorous the process is...you have to

1)Pay for form
2)Pay for issurance
3)Pay deposit
4)Bring two or more guarantors
5) You have to wait for weeks to have your loan processed
6) Most times you have to have collateral (na everybody get property ni )
On top 60k ooo

Let me share one of the businesses my mom ventured into
My mum bought an okada the for like 80k or so and the man paid back with 120k or so (hire purchase)...my mum added money to it....bought two more put it up for hire purchase.My mum did this till she bought two buses and put them up for hire purchase and got like twice the money she bought them for.she then bought a car and did the same.....and it went on and on.
The purpose of my epistle is you can start small and end up Big...my mum started with just one bike and ended up with OKADAS,BUSES and CARS that she put up for hire purchase.you don't always have to start big

dearpreye:
Theory!

I admire the way you itemise and explain your points on issues. It's kinda fascinating. You come to me as someone whose sole intent is to ensure the receiver totally decodes your message with little or no confusion. Keep it.

MKO4ever:
Please what exactly is this thread all about, the topic is not very clear and the report itself does not have any direction

dearpreye:
I bet he will find the above very meaningful.

Thanks bro. But you too know book

yenboy:
WOW at poster Big thanks for sharing these you just saved a soul.

But I do have a question, What happens when the said young man is not married?? either is he in any serious relationship??

thanks once more.

dearpreye:
Emotions? They can blackmail us a great deal.

dearpreye:
Was there any financial mess I got us in that she didn't foresee and warn me against? No! My stupid and weak ego simply be clouded my judgment from receiving the FREE financial adviser staying next to me!

The worst is, I took the decision alone; WE bore the ugly consequences TOGETHER.

dearpreye:
Some of us indeed have the natural penchant to give. It's a very good call. ...but wisdom must prevail.

blessingee:
I must say you have a good heart, but you should be able to draw the line, there is nothing bad in helping others, like the popular saying..."too much of everything is bad"

arsetalks:
So you believe the nonsense that justice Salami was used? That is a big myth. You ever wonder why GEJ and his foot soldiers refused to reinstate him?

CharliParker:
Enemies of progress ,for Gods sake They should withdraw that case, Tribunal for what after massive rigging from PDP in Imo State,most of this bribed kings are kings today because of Rochas.

arsetalks:
If he didn't rig, then he shouldn't be afraid? I am pro APC but pro -the truth, if he has nothing to hide then he should have nothing to fear too.

At least the government of the day at the central is APC hence no fear of PDP using the courts.

MizMyColi:
Obiagelli Whynotthetruth Biafranqueen passingshot Caseless Specialist900 Beamborla Alezy Stinggy.

Food for thought dun done.

biafranqueen:
We tried to warn Nigerians but to no avail... The money spent on propaganda was too much and the masters of lie in the West knew the masses are gullible in 9ja. Just a few slogans and untruths confused even the so called educated ones home and abroad. I hate that we are right, not sure how we are going to stay afloat these next 4 years?

agarawu23:
no comment

LouisVanGaal:
The earlier you come to terms that your party is dead and buried..the better for you!! KOWA party is the ideal party for opposition, and not bunch of cankerworms in the pdp