Some of our in-house experts share some insights on how the company works, the finance market in Nigeria, useful tips for entrepreneurs, and much more.
The Education Sector is the backbone of every nation and educationists particularly teachers and principals play a crucial role in laying the foundation for this framework, such that they are directly at the forefront, impacting knowledge, morals and skills into…
Here are the things you need to know about Rosabon Consumer Lease With a Consumer lease, you regulate your cash flow such that funds can be used for other financial purposes You can acquire a vehicle ( Nigerian used, Tokunbo…
Yes, you read that right, as much as an investment can be very lucrative, help you to achieve your financial goal and make you succeed financially. If you go about it the wrong way you might end up shooting yourself…
“You can’t predict the future, but you can prepare for it” An emergency fund just like the name connotes is a fund set aside to cover the financial surprises life throws your way. These surprises can be family emergencies, unprecedented…
Starting up a business in Nigeria can be quite tricky and might lead to a huge loss of your capital, which you might have funded through a loan, yields from a previous investment or funds provided by investors. “Although everybody…
In a press release issued on Monday, the 11th of December, The Debt Management Office(DMO) of Nigeria announced that instead of the usual practice of rolling over Nigerian Treasury Bills at maturity, all 198.032 billion NTB which will mature in…
In our People at Rosabon series, we catch up with our in-house experts as they share some insights on how the company works. We want our clients to get to know the people behind the brand. These experts will also offer…
In our People at Rosabon series, we catch up with our in-house experts as they share some insights on how the company works. We want our clients to get to know the people behind the brand. These experts will also offer…
Alhaji Kareem retired from the Federal Ministry of Works and was paid N28m in gratuity and ‘others’. Ecstatic and determined not to squander the funds, he decides to invest his funds in shares and calls his stockbroker to buy him…
Alhaji Kareem retired from the Federal Ministry of Works and was paid N28m in gratuity and ‘others’. Ecstatic and determined not to squander the funds, he decides to invest his funds in shares and calls his stockbroker to buy him shares…
