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Mutual Funds (1176301 Views)
Oyindamolah: 3:59pm On Apr 26 |
emmasoft:What's the interest rate? Is the interest accrued daily, weekly or monthly? What's the withdrawal process? MUST I have $ before I can make the deposit?and can someone outside Nigeria? |
Adadajiki909: 5:23pm On Apr 26 |
Please how do i upgrade my Stanbic IBTC acc TO , In have submitted all necessary document, still not upgraded? Also, how safe is investing with OPTIMUS? |
FRANKLYex: 7:09pm On Apr 26 |
Those guys are just too slow to respond. Send them a reminder mail on [email protected]. Mine took almost 2 weeks before it was upgraded and I had to send couples of mails in between Adadajiki909: 1 Like |
emmasoft(m): 8:01pm On Apr 26 |
Adadajiki909: Once you submit all your kyc documents, wait for about 48 hours (two working days). You can also call the customer care. 1 Like |
emmasoft(m): 8:24pm On Apr 26 |
Oyindamolah: Interest is paid or reinvested quarterly, depending on your option during registration Withdrawal can be done online from your by clicking on the redemption button and following through, or ask for a redemption form, complete and send it back to them. You will be paid within 24 hours on a business day. Yes, you will need to bring in your dollars, either by making a transfer or depositing the dollar cash into the fund's collection . Yes, Nigerians in diaspora can invest in NDF and any other mutual funds. Find attached the registration form for the NDF and MMF. You can get in touch if you need more guidance. My number is on my signature.
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Adadajiki909: 8:35pm On Apr 26 |
Emma soft, how do i return the form after completion?
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emmasoft(m): 9:09pm On Apr 26 |
Adadajiki909: Once you complete the form, attach your kyc documents and get in touch. My number is on my signature, I will give you the email to send it to for quick and express service. I want to avoid a ban because I just came back from one, hence I'm not posting the email here. Please note that if you don't have the means to fill the form in soft copy, you can print in color or black and white, it's acceptable. 1 Like |
bassdow: 7:56pm On Apr 27 |
Taal17:To best of my knowledge, it does not ask for that. Hope you using the right link |
bassdow: 7:59pm On Apr 27 |
Adadajiki909:Just give them a Voice call via their GSM number. Sending them eMail is a Hit / Miss. Just ensure you only call them during Business days and between 8am to 3:58pm, Anything from 4pm, they won't pick. |
bassdow: 8:04pm On Apr 27 |
iamrichiefola:I am not here to discourage anyOne BUT please, kindly note that all MMF providers are not equal. You want to invest with those who have proven to not just be safe, but reliable and that includes timely attendance to issues. Would suggest you leave GT Fund Manager alone for now. there are others to focus on. Just my suggestion sha. 4 Likes |
emmaodet: 10:33pm On Apr 27 |
emmasoft: Why do you classify eurobonds as moderate risk instead of low? Since bonds are low risk investment 3 Likes |
Taal17: 1:16am On Apr 28 |
bassdow: That's what I said. But I showed him screenshots and he confirmed that's what he saw then he was asked for referral code. I used the link on stanbicibtcassetmanagement site |
Jerrygotswagg(m): 8:25am On Apr 28 |
Taal17:don’t stress yourself . It’s correct . Stanbic now uses blunest to new customers to make it easy and secure. In the blunest Stanbic website, there is referral option . But if you directly from Stanbic and not blunest , there is no referral option . So in conclusion, it’s very SAFE 1 Like |
bassdow: 11:14am On Apr 28 |
Taal17:Give him this link https://www.stanbicibtcfundsmanagement.com/invest-now-l8yyj3l8 or ask him to leave it blank. |
emmasoft(m): 11:56pm On Apr 28 |
emmaodet: Please note that Eurobonds have some element of risk. It's not exactly like the money market fund, which always falls under the low-risk investment. Why are Eurobonds considered medium risk? 1. Issuer Risk. Particularly, bonds not issued by the government ie issued by corporate bodies, are riskier. The credit worthies ie, the ability to meet the financial obligations, vary from issuer to issuer. There is the possibility of a default in the return payment. 2. Liquidity. Some bonds may be illiquid, especially the ones issued by smaller bodies. Illiquidity could make a bond difficult to sell at a reasonable price. 3. Price-based. Market forces control Eurobonds; the price may fall below the initial issued price or market value. Interest and price are always inversely proportional. 4. There could be foreign exchange risk with eurobonds because they are always issued in a currency different from the local currency of the issuer's country. Check all through the industry, you will discover that all mutual funds that have Bonds as underlying assets always fall under medium risk investment 6 Likes 1 Share |
Neurotika: 7:17am On Apr 29 |
Is there a website where someone can view MMF rates regularly, either daily or monthly? These rates seem less accessible than stock prices, and I'm not sure why.
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Ujunkem(f): 11:22am On Apr 29 |
Please I am trying to open stanbic mutual funds and it is not going through. The form refuse to move forward after filling my personal details. I don't know what the problem is...
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jayce232: 11:38am On Apr 29 |
Ujunkem:Check the file size of the documents u ed, if it is above the recommended file size. |
Oyindamolah: 12:12pm On Apr 29 |
emmasoft:Thank you for your response but you fail to answer the rate of the interest and if the interest yield is daily weekly or monthly. |
emmasoft(m): 1:02pm On Apr 29 |
Oyindamolah: The rate is 9.82% as of today, and interest is paid quarterly as already stated. Note that all government-controlled investment rates are per annum; it's only prorated based on the product. 2 Likes |
uwaifou(m): 11:43pm On Apr 29 |
bassdow: Let GT be your last option |
faithest1: 11:08am On Apr 30 |
Hello All Please anyone who funds their money market through GTB, kindly let me know how. I am unable to add both norrenberger and stanbic ibtc as beneficiaries in order to transfer money to my money market through my GTB online banking. After typing the correct UBA number, and selecting UBA as beneficiary bank, then upon clicking to generate beneficiary name, it returns error message saying "unable to retrieve name". Any one who has experienced this? |
ernie4life(m): 4:31am On May 01 |
Adadajiki909: I use optimus and can assure you it's very safe. 1 Like |
Ujunkem(f): 7:04am On May 01 |
IchKampf: Have you sort this out? I know someone who have an investment with them and don't know how to redeem |
1kinggy(m): 9:32am On May 01 |
IchKampf: It is becoming their way. Very disappointing. 1 Like |
yusfatedeeprof(m): 11:50am On May 01 |
emmasoft:Please is the interest earned on MMFs subject to withholding tax? |
emmasoft(m): 9:18pm On May 01 |
yusfatedeeprof: NO, that is one of the advantages of investing in MMF. U get all you earn without WHT. |
Rubby1(m): 9:24am On May 02 |
Good morning great people. Pls is 500K investment a good starting point on stanbic mmf?
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heavenisreal18: 10:54am On May 02 |
Pls i want to open with stanbic for MMF fund what type of should I open
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emmasoft(m): 2:13pm On May 02 |
Rubby1: It's more than good. You can start with as low as 5k |
mex551(m): 9:07pm On May 02 |
emmasoft:I have a question, I live abroad and you hardly see bonds that give above 5%. So I am wondering why? Is it now safer to save money through this particular dollar MMF rather than conventionally saving or investing abroad. How come they make more money and roi is more than bonds themself in Europe? |