eddyakinrinde:


20 different tbills u mean! That's a wow! It's even burdensome for me to manage 5 different tbills and am thinking already that I have to bundle them altogether by December. Although am also thinking of moving some to bond.
[b]But talking of bond, is it advisable to split them or have just one?[/b]Thanks

Barrytone:


I never asked for reinvestment, first time I complained and was told it will not happen again. Second time I complained and was ask to put it in writing, that I did about 3 months ago and now it repeats itself and am not in town.

Barrytone:


It's worrisome when you have about 20 different transactions to follow up forgetting some maturity dates only to be reminded when capital is paid or interest is paid. Lumping them together mop up and creat space for newer investment. Limit fees you pay to the bank although negligible but every kobo counts.

ahiboilandgas:
this was my singular reason for leaving first bank ....they sell from their reserve and can sell anytime with or without auction....but it has it advantage...u don't miss out ...waiting for next bid

oluayebenz:


Pls Is it only first bank that reinvest primary auction TB automatically?

ahiboilandgas:
don't know I used them for 5 years they debit the entire sum then credit ....instead of debiting discounted sum

Mfunkynation:

OWO MMI, since I started TB with FB , I have never experienced that. my Cash drop always drop after maturity

Mfunkynation:

chai.... Itia owoden !!!
more money to ur akant

Chucklive:
Pls who knows about Dollar and Euro bonds?

Barrytone:


It's worrisome when you have about 20 different transactions to follow up forgetting some maturity dates only to be reminded when capital is paid or interest is paid. Lumping them together mop up and creat space for newer investment. Limit fees you pay to the bank although negligible but every kobo counts.

igbizen:
Waiting for October to come so as to mob up my first two tbills. The journey has began

alezzy13:
Problem though is that this TB thingy is making me way too stingy and Omalicha is beginning to complain seriously

Virtually for every single kobo I'm thinking of how to invest. . . .hope this is healthy oo.

alezzy13:


I actually prefer having many than lumping them together. That way I use the proceeds to settle my bills and then reinvest the principal. My aim is to have at least one TB maturing each month.

alezzy13:
Problem though is that this TB thingy is making me way too stingy and Omalicha is beginning to complain seriously

Virtually for every single kobo I'm thinking of how to invest. . . .hope this is healthy oo.

DaBogu:
https://www.nairaland.com/4667123/eurobond

You can imagine if the plots are selling for N350 million in 2019, by 2050 there will be no more plots to see and when you see buying it will not be the question but renting it.

Nigerian is doomed, everything is out of reach from medical treatment, decent housing, electricity, good schools, decent jobs, faithful girlfriend

zohan101:
Well, attended a meeting on a property development in banana Island . Discovered a plot of land cost over 350million naira, and the developer purchased 4 plots..

That was some rude awakening and motivation to me at the same time..This men calling billions with such recklesS manner..Was highly motivated though..Ya'll keep up the good work..

alezzy13:
Problem though is that this TB thingy is making me way too stingy and Omalicha is beginning to complain seriously

Virtually for every single kobo I'm thinking of how to invest. . . .hope this is healthy oo.

TotoNaRubber:

You can imagine if the plots are selling for N350 million in 2019, by 2050 there will be no more plots to see and when you see buying it will not be the question but renting it.

Nigerian is doomed, everything is out of reach from medical treatment, decent housing, electricity, good schools, decent jobs, faithful girlfriend

ahiboilandgas:
a new area will be developed,properties are over price in Nigeria and exploitative in poor infastructure...i rather buy a million dollars house in Vienna than 350m in banana island

Chucklive:
Thanks!

TotoNaRubber:

You can imagine if the plots are selling for N350 million in 2019, by 2050 there will be no more plots to see and when you see buying it will not be the question but renting it.

Nigerian is doomed, everything is out of reach from medical treatment, decent housing, electricity, good schools, decent jobs, faithful girlfriend

Thisnut:
There will always be land to buy. A time will come the price of banana island will reach it peak and will remain stagnant. new places will always emerge, it might even be someone's farm land right now as we speak.
Those day when our old man bought their lands, it was the banana island of their time, while this banana island was a farm land.


Jeje na turn by turn. With time person wey dey stammer go mention him papa name, so no fear

Thisnut:
There will always be land to buy. A time will come the price of banana island will reach it peak and will remain stagnant. new places will always emerge, it might even be someone's farm land right now as we speak.
Those day when our old man bought their lands, it was the banana island of their time, while this banana island was a farm land.


Jeje na turn by turn. With time person wey dey stammer go mention him papa name, so no fear

zohan101:
I think its gradually getting to that stage..There appear to be so many un-occupied hous3 in Banana Island.I want to believe people arent renting them cos of the high cost..For such owners thats already a liability, because they spend money on maintainance despite not making money on these properties.

lancee:
https://punchng.com/open-letter-to-buhari-over-planned-naira-devaluation/

IamR:

I am not sure Buhari will succumb to the devaluation of Naira. His body language has not suggested anything close that. I stand to be corrected.