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  1. Asked: March 23, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    How Can I Invest Over ₦50 Million in Federal Government Bonds in Nigeria?

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    The amount to invest doesn't require a different approach,the same way you would invest 5k is same way you will use to invest 50M,if you don't actually know how to invest at all,then you should first open an account with a broker,then wait till the bond is live,you fund your wallet with the amount yRead more

    The amount to invest doesn’t require a different approach,the same way you would invest 5k is same way you will use to invest 50M,if you don’t actually know how to invest at all,then you should first open an account with a broker,then wait till the bond is live,you fund your wallet with the amount you want to invest with and subscribe to it

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  2. Asked: March 21, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Is Investing ₦1 Million in Stocks Better Than Starting a Business in Nigeria?

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    The post was from a guy called KAAN (NOT TOO SURE THOUGH) and I can remember responding to the post There are many factors to consider here, first, someone building his own business, must spend the whole money, some times even more on rent, then you have to look for more money to get your goods, theRead more

    The post was from a guy called KAAN (NOT TOO SURE THOUGH) and I can remember responding to the post There are many factors to consider here, first, someone building his own business, must spend the whole money, some times even more on rent, then you have to look for more money to get your goods, then you must be physically present to make sells, but in stock market, not up to 5 people in every 10 have the 1m at hand, so stock market gives you room to start with whatever you have and increase with time, you don’t need to be physically present to grow the investment, there is nothing like revenue just like in Enugu state were shop and business owners spend thousands just on tax each month, you only pay tax when you make profit from your sells of your stocks, but you must pay taxes wether there was a sell or not in ur business, business is good, but if you have cash flow, stick to stock market, unless you have enough money to start a big business where you can get many people employed and check on them from time to time

    And a good knowledge of the stock market can give you consistent 50% ROI till the next five years

    It’s hard to see a stock that returns only 10% per annum

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  3. Asked: March 19, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    How Do I Fill and Activate e-Mandate Form on InvestNaija App in Nigeria?

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    Added an answer about 6 months ago

    You have to first know the Registrar managing the company you bought her shares,then you reach out to them to know if the account number you provided during CSCS registration on the investnaija app has been mandated for dividends, if not,you will get a link to a website where you will mandate your aRead more

    You have to first know the Registrar managing the company you bought her shares,then you reach out to them to know if the account number you provided during CSCS registration on the investnaija app has been mandated for dividends, if not,you will get a link to a website where you will mandate your account number for dividends, but note that some Registrars would require a signature mandate which you will get from your bank

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