There are many investment options available to investors in Nigeria. Are you an investor and you have been looking for where and how to invest your money in Nigeria? If yes then this blog is for you!

A diversified financial portfolio popularly known as “streams of income” gives investors options in case of economic fluctuations. By investing internationally and locally, your finances will have alternative sources of stability. Many people are buying dollars in Nigeria now to keep due to the high exchange rate. Still, our advice is to never solely invest based on exchange rates as a country’s currency can drop in strength overnight. Fluctuations in currency strengths can just as quickly work against your portfolio as they can strengthen it.

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Reports has shown on different occasions where a country’s GDP rises to an extent and drops drastically as is the case in Nigeria today. According to the International Monetary Fund, the United States is projected to fall below the rest of the world for the next two years when it comes to economic growth. That shows that buying dollar notes to keep is not an ideal way to protect your money. Nigeria has many opportunities to transform its economy, particularly in agro-processing. And in recent time Real Estate is taking the lead when it comes to investment in Nigeria

Investment is crucial at this time, and one of the best ways to secure your money is through real estate investment. People buy a house either for self-occupying or to earn rental income and capital gains.

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The appreciation in the prices of house property depends on various factors such as size, age, and location. The property’s location is the single most crucial factor in determining the value of your property and the rental income that it can earn. Investments in real estate deliver returns in two ways – capital appreciation (ROI) and rentals. Before investing in property, evaluate base on safety, liquidity, and returns.

Understand that a bank fixed deposit may be considered a comparatively safer choice for investing in some countries, including Nigeria. However, it is now a less lucrative investment option in Nigeria due to the low-interest rate. In comparison, the returns on real estate investments are still quite high, and it gives an investor access to steady cash flow and zero risk of depreciation and scam.

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