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INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

This section answers real questions about investing in Nigeria. Learn how to invest in stocks market, treasury bills, bonds, NIDF, Commecial Papers and other opportunities. Whether you are a beginner or experienced, you will find simple guidance to grow your money.

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  1. Asked: March 20, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Why is the Nigerian stock market closed since morning on the Bamboo app?

    Ezekiel
    Ezekiel
    Added an answer about 7 months ago

    Anyway, the report says: “In observance of Eid al-Fitr, the Nigerian stock market will be closed today, Thursday, March 19, and Friday, March 20. Normal trading resumes on Monday, March 23. Meanwhile, U.S. markets will remain open as usual.”   It’s fine, Goodbye for this week on NGX, investorsRead more

    Anyway, the report says:

    “In observance of Eid al-Fitr, the Nigerian stock market will be closed today, Thursday, March 19, and Friday, March 20.

    Normal trading resumes on Monday, March 23.

    Meanwhile, U.S. markets will remain open as usual.”

     

    It’s fine, Goodbye for this week on NGX, investors and dear traders …Till Monday

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  2. Asked: March 20, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Whats is the Difference between Stanbic IBTC Fixed Income Fund and Guaranteed Income Fund?

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    Added an answer about 7 months ago

    Here is youur answer Stanbic IBTC Asset Management Guaranteed Income Fund Key Characteristics Focus Capital preservation and stable returns Invests in Government bonds Money market instruments Small portion in equities Major Advantage Capital protection, conditional, If you stay invested for a minimRead more

    Here is youur answer

    Stanbic IBTC Asset Management Guaranteed Income Fund

    Key Characteristics

    Focus Capital preservation and stable returns

    Invests in

    Government bonds

    Money market instruments

    Small portion in equities

    Major Advantage

    Capital protection, conditional,

    If you stay invested for a minimum holding period e.g ~90 days your principal is protected.

    Profile

    Risk Low

    Return Moderate

    Volatility Very low .

     

    And  Stanbic IBTC Asset Management Fixed Income Fund

    Key Characteristics

    Focus Income generation (higher yield)

    Invests mainly in:

    Treasury bills

    Bonds

    Commercial papers

    Important

    No capital guarantee

    Returns fluctuate based on

    Interest rates

    Inflation

    Market conditions

    Profile

    Risk Low Moderate

    Return Moderate to High

    Volatility Moderate.   I hope you really understood too

     

    Thank you.     From mozeey30 🥺🙏📚 Knowledge is the key 🔐

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

    What is the best Equity Fund manager to invest with?

    Omotayo Babatunde Amisu
    Omotayo Babatunde Amisu
    Added an answer about 7 months ago

    Download the brokers app. You will see their percentages return for the equity fund, then you can compare and choose the broker you prefer.

    Download the brokers app. You will see their percentages return for the equity fund, then you can compare and choose the broker you prefer.

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

    What is Money Market Mutual Fund? And how do I get Started?

    John Smart
    John Smart
    Added an answer about 7 months ago

    Money market mutual fund This is an investment fund where many people put their money together inside one big basket. Then, Fund Manager (InvestNaija, Cowrywise, Stanbic IBTC etc) Pack all the people money and invest it in Treasury bills and commercial paper etc.   Then, everyday profits gatherRead more

    Money market mutual fund

    This is an investment fund where many people put their money together inside one big basket. Then, Fund Manager (InvestNaija, Cowrywise, Stanbic IBTC etc) Pack all the people money and invest it in Treasury bills and commercial paper etc.

     

    Then, everyday profits gathered/generated from the investment is divided and added to each and every one money depending on how much is invested.

     

    And every 3months, your profits is paid back into your account or reinvested if that is what you want for more higher everyday additions.

     

    And at anytime you need your money. You can withdraw it and within 24 hours. Your money will be in your account.

     

    Let say a fund Manager offers it money market mutual fund at 17.17% per year.

     

    Let do a little calculation on this now.

    Let say I put #500,000 in the money market mutual fund now at 17.17% per year.

     

    And I leave it for a whole year. I will having #85,850 on top the #500,000. And this is without the compounding power yet.

     

    This #85,850 divided by 4 quarters of the year. Which means every 3 months. They pay #21,462.5 into your account. If you want/need it.

     

    But if you don’t need it they will re-invest the #21,462.5 of the first quarter to the #500,000. And start giving daily interest of #521,462.5 of this amount, not for #500,000 only anymore and this is what is called compounding power.

     

    Which means at the end of a whole year the total gain will not just be #85,850 only but it will be more than that.

     

    And one beautiful thing about it is, it is not a fixed deposit. You can decide to add more or withdraw from it at anytime.

     

    And I just use the #500,000 as example. You can start with as small as #5000. And keep adding #1000 or any amount to it depending on your capacity.

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

    Different between stock and Share?

    Mosco
    Mosco
    Added an answer about 7 months ago

    Stocks refer to ownership in a company overall. While shares  are the individual pieces that make up that ownership. Share means one unit of ownership in a company. For instance, If you own 100 shares of MTN Nigeria, you hold 100 individual units. You own stock in a company, and that ownership is diRead more

    Stocks refer to ownership in a company overall. While shares  are the individual pieces that make up that ownership.

    Share means one unit of ownership in a company. For instance, If you own 100 shares of MTN Nigeria, you hold 100 individual units.

    You own stock in a company, and that ownership is divided into shares. All the shares together make up the company’s stock. So stock is the whole while shares means the individual units.

    You owns stock in a company while shares is the countable units you buy. So, You say” I have 5,000 shares in a company and not 5000 stocks in a company.

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

    Can 20k monthly investment on Stocks make me something better after 4 years?

    Mosco
    Mosco
    Added an answer about 7 months ago

      Absolutely but with knowledge and financial discipline. You need to invest in knowledge before diving into stock market. With consistency, discipline and right mindset you can achieve your aim.  

     


    Absolutely but with knowledge and financial discipline. You need to invest in knowledge before diving into stock market.

    With consistency, discipline and right mindset you can achieve your aim.

     

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

    Can I Save Monthly on Money Market Mutual Fund?

    Luyah Ola
    Luyah Ola Starter
    Added an answer about 7 months ago

      yes,you can decide to top up your mmmf monthly.

     


    yes,you can decide to top up your mmmf monthly.

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

    is Bamboo App legit for Investment?

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    Added an answer about 7 months ago

    Yes,bamboo app is a legit investment app. To know legit investment app always check if they are licensed by SEC. Bamboo is SEC licensed.

    Yes,bamboo app is a legit investment app.

    To know legit investment app always check if they are licensed by SEC.

    • Bamboo is SEC licensed.
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  9. Asked: March 19, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Please when does MTN pay dividend?

    Haruna Yahaya
    Haruna Yahaya Starter Economist.
    Added an answer about 7 months ago

    easy ways to always get this information and others of such beforehand, visit ngx , locate mtn, scroll down and navigate to corporate disclosure you will see dividend anouncement.

    easy ways to always get this information and others of such beforehand, visit ngx , locate mtn, scroll down and navigate to corporate disclosure you will see dividend anouncement.

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

    What are Investor's benefits Apart from dividend?

    Haruna Yahaya
    Haruna Yahaya Starter Economist.
    Added an answer about 7 months ago

    Apart from dividends, long-term investors (5–10+ years) mainly get these benefits: Capital growth stock prices rise over time as companies grow biggest wealth builder (sell higher later). Compounding gains build on gains exponentially (snowball effect). Lower taxes long-term capital gains often taxeRead more

    Apart from dividends, long-term investors (5–10+ years) mainly get these benefits:

    Capital growth stock prices rise over time as companies grow biggest wealth builder (sell higher later).
    Compounding gains build on gains exponentially (snowball effect).
    Lower taxes long-term capital gains often taxed less (or zero in some cases) vs short-term.
    Lower costs fewer trades  minimal fees/brokerage.
    Less volatility impact ride out crashes; markets trend up long-term.
    Lower stress ignore daily noise, no constant monitoring.
    Inflation hedge stocks beat inflation better than cash over decade.

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