eezeribe:

No, you wouldn't have to send anything because the link contains a procedure that includes inputting your account number which automatically indicates a top up.

eamodu:
Seen sir.. God bless you sir, thanks
[qpuote author=eezeribe post=68785127] Sent...

beegurl:

Thank you so much, you have been so helpful

osasuwa011:
pls send a copy to me ; fridayogbeide1@gmail.com. Thanks

osasuwa011:
Thanks very much. I have downloaded the forms. Hope I can fill, scan and submit it online without going the bank.

eezeribe:

The one I sent to you is an already filled form, which serves as a guide.
But of course, you can still download the new form, fill, scan and upload as well as evidence of payment without going to any bank.

IamtrulyBlessed:
It's like they no longer attend to email subscriptions.

Ademat7:
Money Market Fund

The AXA Mansard Money Market Mutual Fund is designed for investors with low risk appetite looking to maximize interest income in short-tenored securities. The Fund would be attractive to investors who desire a regular stream of income with minimal risk appetite
Benefits of the Fund

Liquidity:Investors will be able to purchase and sell the Units in the Fund throughout its existence.
Affordability: The Fund represents an investment opportunity that allows investors earn steady income without substantial initial investments.
Professional Management: The portfolio managers are skilled and experienced professionals and will bring this expertise to bear in the management of the Fund.
Performance Monitoring: An Investment Committee will monitor the Fund’s activities and performance on a regular basis.
Accessibility:Easy accessibility to the fund via the use of electronic platforms and debit cards. Transactions in the fund can be conducted via physical and electronic channels.

minimum amount to start with: #2000
current rate:12.86%
you can leave the fund for the number of years that you want

jpphilips:


12.86% on paper, by the time you do the maths, you will get far less than that, forget Mansard please.
What are your roll over options? When does it occur?

eezeribe:

Online subscription is quite different from email subscription... I wasn't talking about email subscription which is now obsolete.

Ademat7:
quarterly

IamtrulyBlessed:
Please how is the online subscription (first time) done?

eezeribe:

Bro, for your first time subscription, I will suggest you complete the process at the nearest branch of stanbic ibtc bank in your area...
To make it even faster, you can print out the forms and fill, before going to bank.by the time you get there, you will only have to submit the form and transfer the amount you intend to start with.
It may not even take you more than 30 minutes.

IamtrulyBlessed:
Alright, thanks.

eezeribe:

Bro, for your first time subscription, I will suggest you complete the process at the nearest branch of stanbic ibtc bank in your area...
To make it even faster, you can print out the forms and fill, before going to bank.by the time you get there, you will only have to submit the form and transfer the amount you intend to start with.
It may not even take you more than 30 minutes.

yak:


or u download the app from the PlayStore. dats wat am using. I have never been to the branch

Dfavouredone:
Good afternoon to the mutual fund gurus. I have patiently read this thread from the beginning. But I will like to ask some few questions.

1. I observed that the interest rate of top mutual fund managers does not differ too much, so besides the rate, which of:
(a) ARM
(b) Stanbic IBTC or
(c) Investment One, is more suitable to invest in base on:

(i) Good customer service
(ii) Transparency
(iii) Ease of tracking your investment
(iv) Ease to top-up more funds and cash out and
(v) Pay tax-free interest and quick compounding interest to original capital (not waiting till quarterly).


2. Secondly, people here have constantly held the position that Balanced Fund is a better investment choice than MMF for long-term investment even though the interest rate for Balanced Fund is lesser than MMF, can someone explain why. I have attached and asteric the interest rate for both Balanced Fund and MMF for two mutual fund managers (ARM and Stanbic) as at today.

To help me get quality advice, my investment plan is long-term (Maybe 7yrs and compounding the interest) and maybe spread 5m across different of fund type.

Experience gurus, help me with advice to help me opti. mised my portfolio. THanks

eezeribe:
Hello prospective investors, if you are interested in opening a Stanbic IBTC Money market fund, if you need guidance on how to fill the form, I have a PDF copy of an already filled form from STANBIC bank herself, the form serves as a guiding template.
It is free of charge. Happy Sunday.

Jeez2:
good afternoon sir, I'll also love to have a copy, thanks

Buffalowings3:
This people eh AXA and ARM Why must the amount I'm seeing online is a tad bit lower than what I invested? Dem should at least let my money just stay the same na.

Nusah09:
. Bros join me and Ugosample on Investment one It is Vantage Balance Fund o for long term investment I like your 7yrs plan o, leave all this mmf jO let them b laughing now while you laugh best in 7yrs later I aedvice to get the book of Robert Kioyosaki "Invesing guide" use 28816 as ur reference no in investment one. Congrat in advance.

hoebamaa:
Good day Gurus in the house, I 'm young fellow who is looking for a way to expand is financial capability..I have gone thorough some of the articles written here but i still need someone to guide or mentor me on how to go about the investment. Thanks in Anticipation.

eezeribe:

You are welcome.. Which areas do you need guidance and mentorship... We are all here to learn more.

hoebamaa:

I'm a newbie in is area, I want to invest 50k or more than but I'll like to ask a few questions
1. I need a long time investment.
2. Which investors is the best? Base on there interest rate
3. Is it a monthly investment or one time investment?

crispgg:
Why does no one mention AIICO capital MMF? I noticed that they seem to always have the highest return out of all the MMFs.

eezeribe:

If you take time to go through the thread, every question you asked has been answered so many times, but I will give you a summary...
You can start with as little as 5k, or as much as your networth.
1)mutual funds are good for long term investments...
2)Stanbic, investment one, ARM, AxA Mansard, FBN holdings, etc
3)Interest rates are calculated per annum, investment could be monthly or one time depending on your goals...