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PRIX-LEAD INVESTMENTS LIMITED
We are using this medium to invite the general public of the existence & establishment of our multi-purpose finance based society with main office at Ijeja Abeokuta, Ogun state.
Interested members can pick up their membership form at our office or call us via our lines.
We are presently on Free Membership Admission mode till July 15th 2024.
We have on-going projects available for our existing and prospective members / clients to benefit from.

Members can pick up their membership forms for free between now & 15th July, 2024 at our office, send a message or call us.

Address: 22b, Igbore road, Ijeja Abeokuta.
Phone: 08030667999 / 09055732002
PRIX-LEAD INVESTMENTS LIMITED
*_Prix-Lead Propertycare_*
*_Prix-Lead CMS / Finance_*
*_Prix-Lead FX Academy_*

*Join our multipurpose investment & financing society and enjoy these benefits:*

1. 1.5% monthly interest on your monthly contribution. For instance, you contributed N1000 on the first month and you have N15 intetest on the first month making a total of N1015.
You make an additional N1,000 in the second month and by the end of the second month, you have 1.5% of (N1,015 + N1,000 = N2,015) = N2045.
*Contribution however could be daily, weekly or monthly depending on member's / client's choice.*

2. Ability to access loan after 4months of consistent contribution up to twice of the amount contributed.

3. Repayment is spread across 6months at reasonable interest rate.

4. Members / Clients with fixed monthly contributory plan for a year will enjoy 30% VAT exclusive interest.

5. Members / clients with fixed investment (deposit) will enjoy 35% (Tax free) ROI annually.

6. Project-Tied Special Contributions are tax free and are without interest.

7. Members / clients will enjoy both online and offline easy contribution with the support of our apps for easy payment and customer auto record updating system.

8. Our application will run on both android operating system and IOS for apple devices.

9. Members / Clients with their membership or Client ID/Username and their chosen password would gain unhindered access to their apps & wallets.

10. Members bringing a new member is entitled to a referral bonus of 3% of the new member's first contribution.

*STRENGHT: Real Estate, Agro Commodities & AgriTech, Financial Technology (FinTech) & Transportation / Logistics*

NOTE: This is strictly a Financing Establishment aimed at providing soft facilities (loan) to her registered members / clients.

*PRIX-LEAD INVESTMENTS CMS* *LOAN STRUCTURE*

This comprises of Normal loan, Business loan, Emergency Loan, and others.

The society offers to its members the following classes of loans:

*a. Normal Loan:* This is a regular loan offered by the society to its members. Members are entitled to 200% of their balance savings with the society for a maximum of 18months tenure.
*Interest rate:*
9% for normal loan of N1 - N200,000 for a tenure of *6 months*.

21% for normal loan of N1 - N200,000 for a tenure of *12 months*.

12% for N201,000 - N300,000 irrespective of the duration for maximum of *6 months*.

*b. Business loan:* This is a business loan of up to N1m offered by the society to its members. Members are entitled to 200% of their balance savings with the society for a duration of 9 months tenure at interest rate of 18% (all business loans are for a maximum duration of 9months).

*c. Home Ownership / Motor Vehicle Scheme:* This is in view to be discussed and approved later at a maximum interest rate of 20% per annum for a duration of 18months to the maximum of N2M and this is subject to ratification.

*d. General loan:* This is a loan for either business or personal up to N200K offered to members / clients at 8% interest rate for a month, 18% for 2months and 30% for 3months.

*NOTE: This is strictly a Financing Establishment aimed at providing Soft facilities (loan) to her registered members / clients.*

Terms and Conditions apply.

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Apple officially launched the four models of its new iPhone 14 series But for an average Nigerian worker to afford the latest phone, it will take over three years of diligent work and full savings to be able to afford the latest models.

Naira depreciation and other factors will make this year's iPhone the most expensive for Nigerians. According to information on the Apple website, the iPhone 14 Pro (254GB) model of the new series will start at $1099.

The $1099, when converted with the official exchange rate of N436.50, comes to N479,713 without other charges.

But with the challenges of getting dollars, it is expected that importers will have to price the new phone at the black market rate before adding other charges.

On Tuesday, September 13, the black market rate was N705 to the dollar, implying that a new iPhone could start at N774,795 and go up from there if additional charges are included.

A report even suggested that iPhone 14 Pro pricing in Nigeria will be around NGN1,440,000 in Lagos and NGN1,540,000 outside Lagos for the 6GB RAM + 256GB ROM.

An example based on this suggested report, any Nigerian earning N30,000 the national minimum salary, who chooses to proceed would need to work for at least three years. That is if the employee decides to save his or her whole 48-month pay.

This leaves us asking how people who do not earn up to 30,000 have been able to afford iPhones in the past.

Source: .ng