High Earner Not Rich Yet (H.E.N.R.Y)?
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Ayoola Investment Management
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Ayoola Investment Management
@AyoolaInvestsNg
Financial Planning|Financial Literacy|Wealth Management
Joined February 2022
- HOW TO PAY YOURSELF AS A NEW BUSINESS OWNER
- When investing in the Nigerian Stock Market always remember that the top 10 stocks account for about 90% of market capitalization. That said be careful when picking stocks. Certain stocks are only good for strategic purposes.
- To compare the daily performance of SEC-registered mutual funds and exchange traded funds( ETFs). Check out the Fund Managers Association of Nigeria (FMAN) website: fman.com.ng/pricelist
- 1) Institutionalise your company. Put the necessary structures in place so that the business outlives you. Your children can have board seats/shares but they don't have to run the business if they are unwilling or unable to do so.Replying to @subomiplumptre…on the government’s side. How can I as an entrepreneur doing business in Nigeria, build generational wealth?
- As a wealthy business owner in Nigeria, are you aware of the Nigerian Non-Profit Law?
- Currency pairs are traded in 4 decimal places so trading less than $100k really isn't worth it. Hedging against losses are expensive, they only make sense if you are holding an asset that generates income while waiting to exit.
00:00 - These are the types of performance you expect with a well diversified portfolio. We show you how to achieve this with some of our services such as our Investment Awareness Program, Financial Planning where we can link you up with our SEC registered Investment Managers and more
- HOW TO SECURE YOUR WEALTH DURING AN ECONOMIC DOWNTURN 🧵
- Replying to @AyoolaInvestsNgYou can also use the one published by the Nigerian SEC. They provide more insight, especially on the Net Asset Values on a weekly basis. sec.gov.ng/weekly-net-ass…
- We sell insurance of all types. Takaful and conventional. 3rd party/Comprehensive Motor, Health (Local and International), Life, Professional Indemnity, Home, Travel etc. Contact us at [email protected]
- Replying to @AyoolaInvestsNg5) The same goes for your personal life. Have a 6 month minimum emergency fund. It could be up to 2 years depending on your family circumstances.
- Replying to @AyoolaInvestsNgAnother option is to pay yourself a commission.
