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  1. Asked: May 5, 2026In: STOCK & CAPITAL MARKET

    Should I Exit a Cooperative Society in Nigeria and Invest My Savings in Stocks or Mutual Funds?

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    Replied to answer about 4 months ago

    Thanks sir,some fof these I already pointed out to him but there are more to still discus from here.

    Thanks sir,some fof these I already pointed out to him but there are more to still discus from here.

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  2. Asked: May 2, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Why haven’t I received payment after selling my shares on InvestNaija in Nigeria?

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    Alex ejike Starter
    Added an answer about 4 months ago

    Have you checked your bank balance .because I have personally tried selling thrice on the app just to test it it and the only one that took five days was one that I mistakenly did on Friday evening. And another thing is for you to checked the app to ensure the transaction was executed After confirmiRead more

    Have you checked your bank balance .because I have personally tried selling thrice on the app just to test it it and the only one that took five days was one that I mistakenly did on Friday evening.
    And another thing is for you to checked the app to ensure the transaction was executed
    After confirming that you can reach out to customer support .

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  3. Asked: May 2, 2026In: BUSINESS & ENTREPRENEURSHIP

    Is starting a local money lending business profitable in Nigeria?

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    Alex ejike Starter
    Added an answer about 4 months ago

    Sure but first go back to where the initial idea came from. Analyse very carefully putting aside emotions.see the gaps,analyse if the pains suffered by loan seekers in your target market iis painful enough that she would gladly jump unto a new platform with better offerings and for you as a businessRead more

    Sure but first go back to where the initial idea came from. Analyse very carefully putting aside emotions.see the gaps,analyse if the pains suffered by loan seekers in your target market iis painful enough that she would gladly jump unto a new platform with better offerings and for you as a business person you must do well to ascertain that the opportunities are sustainable. And if you are satisfied draft your strong credit conditions, meet legal requirements and then launch. And so our people likes loans but please don’t play with your recovery channels please it must be cast in stone if not there will be problem.

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  4. Asked: April 20, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    How do bond funds work in Nigeria and why do prices go up and down?

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    Replied to answer about 5 months ago

    I suggest you download the app first and then register to get going in practical terms.

    I suggest you download the app first and then register to get going in practical terms.

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  5. Asked: April 18, 2026In: PERSONAL FINANCE

    How can I save and invest on a ₦90k salary in Nigeria?

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    Added an answer about 5 months ago

    Waw this question is the reality of most Nigerians with many earning salaries even less. But when it comes to fighting for financial freedom been real will not help. Then it becomes all about sacrifice,delaying gratification and living below your means If you want to face reality a salary of 90k inRead more

    Waw this question is the reality of most Nigerians with many earning salaries even less.
    But when it comes to fighting for financial freedom been real will not help. Then it becomes all about sacrifice,delaying gratification and living below your means
    If you want to face reality a salary of 90k in today’s Nigeria is not even enough but then the practicable strategy to adopt after deciding to embark on the journey of wealth creation with this kind of salary is to save first before spending each time the salary is received. That is what I practice and it has been working for me. See it this way if you save first,you will have not option than to make do of what is left but if you choose to spend first before you save it will still not be enough.
    So I would advice the adopt the 70-30 principle. Budget your upkeep not to exceed 70% of the 90k and then plan on spreading the 30% between your savings,investing and given. dont mind the amount but just be disciplined,consistent and patient with yourself and over time you will be happy that you have made the right choice.

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  6. Asked: April 20, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    How do bond funds work in Nigeria and why do prices go up and down?

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    Alex ejike Starter
    Replied to answer about 5 months ago

    Thanks a lot sir. This made a lot of impact.

    Thanks a lot sir. This made a lot of impact.

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  7. Asked: April 18, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    What is the best strategy when a fund like InvestNaija Paramount Fund gains 18% in Nigeria?

    Alex ejike
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    Replied to answer about 5 months ago

    Thanks so much,this actually helps

    Thanks so much,this actually helps

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  8. Asked: March 22, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    How do I correct a money market mutual fund account opened in the wrong name in Nigeria?

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    Replied to answer about 6 months ago

    Yes all you need is the relevant documentations in terms of registration but then it's something that requires you physical presence in the banking hall as that aspect of cooperate investment has not been added in the apps. But yes it is possible.

    Yes all you need is the relevant documentations in terms of registration but then it’s something that requires you physical presence in the banking hall as that aspect of cooperate investment has not been added in the apps. But yes it is possible.

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

    How Can I Check My FGN Savings Bond Balance on InvestNaija App?

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    Added an answer about 6 months ago

    Simple way request for your e statement of account. Though they are also working on the app so that you can view it on the go. Source my personal correspondence with them in response to my email

    Simple way request for your e statement of account. Though they are also working on the app so that you can view it on the go. Source my personal correspondence with them in response to my email

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  10. Asked: March 22, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    What Is the Difference Between Bonds and Treasury Bills in Nigeria?

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    Alex ejike Starter
    Added an answer about 6 months ago

    Bonds are fixed interest and fixed term investment instruments of long term usually for a three or two year term and issued by the government or reputable strong organizations and interest payments are made quarterly or otherwise defined and principal also repaid at the maturity of tenure with the lRead more

    Bonds are fixed interest and fixed term investment instruments of long term usually for a three or two year term and issued by the government or reputable strong organizations and interest payments are made quarterly or otherwise defined and principal also repaid at the maturity of tenure with the last interest coupon.

    While treasury bills are short term debt instruments for 30,60,90 days or as defined.also issued by government or reputable organizations to need short or immediate term financial needs. One unique aspect of this instrument is that it is made net of interest of the amount which is then paid at maturity. I.e interest can be received upfront.

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