Welcome to the Wealth Family where Nigerians at home and abroad come together to build wealth that outlives us.
I'm Anne, a Chartered Accountant with an MBA in Finance and Investment plus over a decade of hands-on Banking and Insurance experience, here to make retirement planning and investing for your children's future simple, practical and doable, no matter where in the world you are building from.
I am a wife, a mum of 3 and Your Retirement & Legacy Coach.
Every week, I drop real strategies on investing, business and building wealth that outlives you.
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Finance with Anne
A lot of people spend so much time looking for the investment that will give them the highest return.
But sometimes, the bigger question isn’t “What investment will give me 50%?”
It’s “How much money am I actually investing?”
Because 20% on ₦100,000 = ₦20,000.
2% on ₦10,000,000 = ₦200,000.
This is why I believe increasing your income and investable capital can be just as important as chasing higher returns.
But I know some of you will disagree with me 😂
So let’s hear it:
Would you rather focus on getting a higher investment return or focus on increasing the amount you have to invest?
And please, tell me WHY. 👇🏾
I want to hear both sides.
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Finance with Anne
The Federal Government just dropped the September Federal Government Savings Bond and the rates are up from that of last month!
📌 2-Year Bond: 14.12% per annum
📌 3-Year Bond: 15.12% per annum
You lend money to the Federal Government, earn interest every 3 months and get your full capital back when the bond matures.
No daily market drama. No checking your phone every five minutes to see whether your investment has “crashed.” Just steady, government-backed returns.
The subscription window opens today but it closes September 11, 2026, so you just have a few days to decide.
And the minimum investment is just ₦5,000. So please don’t tell me you don’t have enough money to start investing.
If you have been asking, “Where can I put my money that is very safe and still earn returns?” this is worth considering.
You can subscribe through the Afrinvest 2.0 app or any of the approved stockbroking firms.
Drop your questions below 👇🏾 and I’ll answer them.
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Do you have the right information about this Dangote IPO? Watch this video to prepare yourself.
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Have you ever thought of having a Trust?
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Watch and start putting it to work.
I’m rooting for your success 🥂
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Federal Government just dropped the July savings bond and the rates are actually looking good this time
2-year bond: 14.716% per year
3-year bond: 15.716% per year
Yes, you read that right. You lend money to the government, they pay YOU interest every 3 months (Oct, Jan, Apr, July), and you get your full money back at maturity.
No drama, no market wahala, no checking your phone every 5 minutes to see if your investment “crashed.” Just steady, government-backed returns.
Window is small though
Opens: July 6
Closes: July 10 that’s it and the offer will be closed.
Minimum to start: just ₦5,000. So don’t tell me you don’t have money to invest.
If you’ve been asking “where do I put my money that is safe,” this is it.
You can subscribe on the Afrinvestor 2.0 app.
Drop your questions below 👇🏾and I will answer you.
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Have you watched this? Share your thoughts and questions with me.
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₦80,000,000 per month from investments.
Not stocks.
Not crypto.
Not luck.
One boring, quiet strategy that most people completely ignore.
I broke down exactly how it works and how to start your own version today. Click to watch
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The much requested video is here.
Watch, learn and drop your questions. I will answer them one by one.
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Most people save money and then spend it.
Then save again. Then spend again.
It’s a cycle that keeps them stuck.
Here’s what wealthy people do differently 👇
They set a money floor: a number they NEVER go below.
So, start with ₦1,000,000 as your first floor.
Once you hit it, that money is untouchable.
It is the MINIMUM that lives in your account at all times.
If your balance reads ₦1,005,000.
You don’t have ₦1,005,000.
You have ₦5,000.
The rest is your floor. It doesn’t exist for spending.
Once that floor feels comfortable, you raise it.
₦1M → ₦2.5M → ₦5M → ₦10M → ₦25M
Every time you level up, you never go back.
This is how you stop starting from zero every time life happens.
Your savings/investments should have a floor, not just a goal.
Save and share this if you needed to hear it.
Which floor are you on right now? Drop it in the comments 👇
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