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Navigating UK Mortgages for Nigerian Investors
As a Nigerian investor looking to purchase property in the UK, understanding the mortgage system is crucial. While the process may seem daunting, with the proper guidance and preparation, you can successfully navigate the UK mortgage market and secure financing for your investment.
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UK real estate
Understanding Different Types of Yields in the UK Real Estate Market
When people discuss Return on Investment (ROI) in real estate, they are generally referring to two key aspects: rental yield and capital gain. These are two common ways to measure the profitability of property investments in the UK real estate market.
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Savings
How to Earn Pounds on Your Naira Investments
Imagine walking through Balogun Market in Lagos. The sun is blazing, traders are busy haggling prices, and the one phrase you keep hearing is, "Dollar ti n ga!" (The dollar is rising!) Even Mama Chidinma, who sells fruits at her stall, knows when the dollar rate spikes, and she adjusts her prices accordingly because the dollar is a second currency in Nigeria. But amidst all the talk about the dollar, there’s another currency quietly holding its ground—one that's stronger and more stable: the British Pound.
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From Lagos to London: How Frank Built a Property Portfolio Abroad
Meet Frank (not his real name), an investor who turned his dreams into reality by building a successful property portfolio in the UK. His journey shows that with determination and strategic planning, anyone can achieve financial success in global real estate.
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UK real estate
Is Now the Right Time to Buy a House in the UK? Weighing the Pros and Cons of a Stabilizing Market
The UK housing market has always been a point of interest for investors and homebuyers alike, including many Nigerians looking for opportunities abroad. The UK housing market has experienced significant changes in recent years, with the COVID-19 pandemic being a key driver of market fluctuations. After rapid price growth in the aftermath of the pandemic, the market has shown signs of stability, with moderate price increases expected in 2024.
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FX Volatility And How It Impacts Savings And Investment.
Adewale was saving to buy a new laptop worth ₦250,000 around December 2023. It was not in stock, so I added an extra ₦50,000 to cover potential fluctuations in the naira to the dollar exchange rate, especially since the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) allowed the naira to float after the new government took office. As the Naira-to-dollar exchange rate continued to drop, by May 5th, the laptop's price had risen to ₦400,000, and my savings were inadequate.
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Black Wednesday: The Lessons For CBN
Today, we will explore an event from 1992, that provides great insight for policy makers in Nigeria. Let's get ready to dive in. Black Wednesday refers to September 22 1992, when a collapse in the pound sterling forced the UK to withdraw from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism(ERM) because it could not prevent the pound from falling below the lower limit specified by the ERM.
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Savings
Saving Hacks for Busy Nigerians: 5 Smart Strategies to Boost Your Savings Habit
Developing the habit of saving money is undeniably challenging, especially given the current economic landscape. Factors such as foreign exchange volatility and the constant struggle to meet immediate needs often overshadow the importance of saving for the future.
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Financial Education
Investment 101
This blog post is for you if you're feeling left behind while everyone else seems to be building wealth and enjoying passive income on their investments. Or if you're struggling with starting your investment journey.
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Savings
Unexpected Expenses Don't Have to Wreck Your Wallet: Build your savings with PariVest.
Saving money is incredibly important, and it is wise to set aside funds for unexpected events. However, in the current economic climate, saving in a stable currency that protects your naira from devaluation and inflation should be considered.
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Financial Education
Financial Security vs. Independence vs. Freedom: Understanding Your Journey.
Have you ever wondered about the difference between financial security, independence, and freedom? While these terms might seem interchangeable, they represent distinct stages in your financial journey.
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Surviving the Naira Storm: PariVest - Your Beacon of Hope in Turbulent Times
Are you grappling with the effects of the falling Naira and seeking a reliable solution to protect your wealth?
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Financial Education
Naira vs. Pound: Unleashing Investment Potential with PariVest
Welcome, dear readers! Today, we dive into the exciting world of foreign exchange and explore the ongoing devaluation of the naira against the British pound. In this blog post, we'll discuss recent developments in the foreign exchange market and highlight an investment opportunity that allows you to leverage the strength of the pound.
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SVB Failure and the Risk of Contagion
Last week, there was upheaval in the US banking sector when Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), a US-based bank whose primary customers were cash-burning start-ups with millions of dollars raised from the venture capital community, collapsed, leaving depositors anxious about the safety of their deposits.
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Financial Education
How We Manage Your Money
Have you ever wondered how we invest your money here at PariVest? This week, we put together some insight on how we manage your money together with our usual news briefing from UK and Nigeria.
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Financial Education
Understanding PariVest’s Return on Investment
If you have been pondering over our return on investment or have been tempted to compare our offering with what other apps in the market offer, then keep reading to understand the proper way to make that comparison.
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UK real estate
The UK Housing Market
Back on planet UK, the real estate market has been hurtling towards the stars at breakneck speed since Brexit. Official figures out this week show that prices rose 12.4% over the year to April 2022, with average sold prices reaching dizzying heights of £281,000. There are regional disparities, average prices in England increased to £299,000 (11.9%), in Wales to £212,000 (16.2%), and in Scotland to £188,000 (16.2%).
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Nigeria’s Debt Crises: How we got here
A lot has been written about Nigeria’s soaring debt levels and what it portends for the future of our country. You may have been pondering how we got here and what it means for you personally. Well, consider no more, we are here to make sense of it all for you.