With the write up you added to your question up there, the man is actually correct... It's intellectually lazy to be funding someone else's business while you let yours to go wait. But then it to a very far extent depends on you. What is your projection as to what or who you want to see yourself becRead more
With the write up you added to your question up there, the man is actually correct… It’s intellectually lazy to be funding someone else’s business while you let yours to go wait. But then it to a very far extent depends on you. What is your projection as to what or who you want to see yourself become within 2-3 years when kept side by side the business you want to venture…, what is your iremarked outcome or gains. Then you can tell yourself if maybe you should wait a little while you invest your money in another’s business so as to grow capital towards your expected finacial strength towards your own thing or to immediately venture imto yours and grow your bussiness irrespective of rje “huge” returns investing affores you.
This is one of the scenarios that the statement " Sometimes we use our tongues to count our teeth" comes into play. My brother, to this your question, It depends on your financial ability and the type of business you want to start and what your head knowledge of the kind of return your expecting.
This is one of the scenarios that the statement ” Sometimes we use our tongues to count our teeth” comes into play. My brother, to this your question, It depends on your financial ability and the type of business you want to start and what your head knowledge of the kind of return your expecting.
Here’s a simple, clear breakdown of the difference between Treasury Bills and Treasury Bonds. Treasury Bills;- Short-term — usually mature in 91 days, 182 days, or 1 year Sold at a discount (you pay less than face value) No interest payments — you get the full amount at maturity Example: Buy a ₦950,Read more
Here’s a simple, clear breakdown of the difference between Treasury Bills and Treasury Bonds.
Treasury Bills;-
Short-term — usually mature in 91 days, 182 days, or 1 year
Sold at a discount (you pay less than face value)
No interest payments — you get the full amount at maturity
Example: Buy a ₦950,000 T-Bill, get ₦1 million in 91 days — the difference is your return
Treasury Bonds:-
Long-term — mature in 2 years to 10+ years
Pay interest every 6 months (called coupon payments)
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With the write up you added to your question up there, the man is actually correct... It's intellectually lazy to be funding someone else's business while you let yours to go wait. But then it to a very far extent depends on you. What is your projection as to what or who you want to see yourself becRead more
With the write up you added to your question up there, the man is actually correct… It’s intellectually lazy to be funding someone else’s business while you let yours to go wait. But then it to a very far extent depends on you. What is your projection as to what or who you want to see yourself become within 2-3 years when kept side by side the business you want to venture…, what is your iremarked outcome or gains. Then you can tell yourself if maybe you should wait a little while you invest your money in another’s business so as to grow capital towards your expected finacial strength towards your own thing or to immediately venture imto yours and grow your bussiness irrespective of rje “huge” returns investing affores you.
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This is one of the scenarios that the statement " Sometimes we use our tongues to count our teeth" comes into play. My brother, to this your question, It depends on your financial ability and the type of business you want to start and what your head knowledge of the kind of return your expecting.
This is one of the scenarios that the statement ” Sometimes we use our tongues to count our teeth” comes into play. My brother, to this your question, It depends on your financial ability and the type of business you want to start and what your head knowledge of the kind of return your expecting.
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Here’s a simple, clear breakdown of the difference between Treasury Bills and Treasury Bonds. Treasury Bills;- Short-term — usually mature in 91 days, 182 days, or 1 year Sold at a discount (you pay less than face value) No interest payments — you get the full amount at maturity Example: Buy a ₦950,Read more
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Long-term — mature in 2 years to 10+ years
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Pay interest every 6 months (called coupon payments)
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Sold at, below, or above face value
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Great for steady income over time
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