What is the smartest first investment a beginner in Nigeria should make, stocks, skills, or a small business?
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Thinking about your current money management habits: When you receive a fresh inflow of money—whether it is your salary, a business profit, or an unexpected cash gift—what is the very FIRST thing you do with it?
As someone who is new in investment,how do I invest in treasury bill.
How much is good enough to put in it to yield good returns?
Fintech companies like OPAY and Moniepoint has 15%pa. You even receive your daily bonus which sums up till the end of the year. Money market mutual funds uses your money to invest in treasury bills, government bonds, stocks, but doesn’t ...Read more
I was going through the financial statement of some fintech companies like OPAY and Moniepoint, and I discovered that they make more money thank the normal banks. Yet, they’re not listed on the Nigerian stock market. Why? Do they have ...Read more