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  What is PiggyVest? PiggyVest (formerly Piggybank) is one of Nigeria’s most trusted online savings and investment platforms, regulated by the **Securities   & Exchange Commission (SEC)**   . It lets you save money automatically, lock funds to earn higher returns, and even invest in vetted real-world projects like farming and real estate—all from your phone.   How it works 1. Create an account   – Sign up with your name, phone number, BVN, and valid ID. 2. Fund your account   – Use bank transfer, debit card, or USSD to top up your PiggyVest wallet. 3. Choose a savings option: Piggybank (flexible): Save anytime and withdraw anytime. Earn up to 18% per year on daily balance   . Safe Lock (fixed): Lock money for a set period (30 days–2 years), earn up to 21–22% per year, paid upfront   . Target Savings: Set goals (e.g., vacation fund), earn around 12% annually   . 4. Invest   – Use PiggyVest’s “PiggyVest Invest” to access opportuniti...

  What Is a High-Interest Savings Investment Account? (HISA) A High-Interest Savings Investment Account is a special kind of savings account that offers much higher interest rates than your regular bank savings account. It helps you grow your money faster while still keeping it safe and accessible.   It is not only a savings account but also investment. Your money is not just sitting there—it's working for you every day by earning higher interest.           How Is It Different From a Normal Bank Savings Account?   Let’s break it down in simple terms: Feature Normal savings account High interest savings account Interest rate 1.5%-3% per year 18%-20% per year (varies by provider) Access to money Anytime Usually accessible within 24–48 hours   Minimum Balance          ...

  We recommend: Chapel Hill Denham Money Market Fund   Why this one? 1.       1. High returns: Around 23.6–23.7% annually as of early 2025—above average in the market   .   2.       2 .    Low entry barrier: You can start with as little as ₦5,000   .   3.     3.    Safe and liquid: Invests in short-term government and high-quality instruments, with capital protection in mind   .   4.       4.  Easy access: Managed by a reputable firm with simple exit and entry processes, plus reliable quarterly payouts   .   John's Success Story ( Using       Chapel Hill Denham Money Market Fund)   John is a young marketing executive. He had about ₦200,000 sitting idle in his savings account earning close to zero interest. Wanting more, he opened an account with Chapel Hill Denham via an app. Step 1: He Invested ₦200,000 in t...

  Understanding Money Market Mutual Funds (A type of mutual funds) If you’ve been looking for a safe place to keep your money while still earning interest, then a Money Market Mutual Fund might be just what you need.   Many people are used to keeping money in a savings account, where interest is very small. Some even use local savings systems like ajo or daily contributions. But these options often don't grow your money as much as they could.   That’s where money market funds come in.   What Is a Money Market Mutual Fund? A Money Market Mutual Fund is a type of mutual fund that invests in short-term, low-risk financial instruments like: 1.      Treasury bills 2.      Commercial papers 3.      Certificates of deposit 4.      Short-term government bonds   These are safe and stable places where big companies and the government keep money or raise funds. Ins...

  Understanding Mutual Fund Investment: Like the Modern-Day Ajo Many people today are looking for ways to save and grow their money. While some still use the traditional Ajo, Esusu, or thrift contribution system, others are now turning to something similar in the investment world— Mutual Funds.   You might ask, “What exactly is a mutual fund?” Well, let’s explain it in a way you can relate to.   What Is a Mutual Fund? A mutual fund is like a group of people (investors) putting their money together in a “pot” so that the money can be invested and managed by a professional. Instead of saving money with a friend or group like in Ajo, you put your money into a mutual fund with many other people, and a fund manager handles the money to make profits for everyone.   So, just like in Ajo, you contribute regularly, but instead of giving it to someone to “chop turn by turn,” the money is used to invest in things like: 1.      Governmen...