Investment help need

[Gayanxjp]

Machan invest karala,business experince nethi kenekta 800lks walin karanna puluwan hodama safema options monawada

 

[Solo Rider]

Migrate for higher studies

 

[119©]

Machan invest karala,business experince nethi kenekta 800lks walin karanna puluwan hodama safema options monawada

Wena rataka pr ekak aran ehe gihin mokak hari karanna

 

[dinukaperera]

Treasury Bills. 30%+ Return. 0 Risk.

 

[Gayanxjp]

Treasury Bills. 30%+ Return. 0 Risk.

Machan i have no idea how to buy even

 

[2osama]

මේ කොම්පැණි එකේ දාන්න
https://lk.linkedin.com/company/thico-group-of-companies

 

[Gayanxjp]

Migrate for higher studies

Machan its again working till death.I don’t see how it can improve my situation

 

[dinukaperera]

Machan i have no idea how to buy even

Go to a Bank like Sampath, Commercial Bank, NTB, NDB and tell them that you want to invest in Treasury Bills. They will give you an application form. Just fill it and submit. Then they will ask to deposit money in your bank account. Once the Treasury Bill investment is successful they will take money from your account.

Treasury Bill Auctions happens on each week Wednesdays. So you have to submit documents atleast by Monday.

This is how Treasury Bill Investment happens.
Eg. Tell the bank you need to invest Rs. 10Mn in Treasury bills at 30% for 3 months. Then they will issue a Post dated for 3 months Treasury Bills certificate once your Bid in successful for the value of Rs. 10Mn. But you have to pay only about Rs. 9.2 Mn. Difference is your interest.

I invest with NTB. They are very helpful.

 

[Jack_Sparrow]

uba neda ara nugegoda gedara wikununna hitiye eka wikunalada salli hamba une?
risk eka adu weddi benefit ekath adui, hodama widiya oka kadala invest karanna

• part on lands - dan interest rates wedi nisa mewa yanne naha, goda aya tiyana ewa wikunala yana nisa reasonable ganakata ganna puluwan, habai kalayak yanakan lesiyen wediyen wikunanna bari wei long run wasiy
• part on real estate which can be rented and generate some money
• part on FDs and Treasury bills/bonds (meka aniwa ube emegergencies waladi ganna puluwan)

rate tiyana situation ekath ekka predict karanna baha mokak hari yay da kiyala
80M walin me dawas wala bankaloth wechcha villa ekak unath ganna puluwan, eth okkoma ekata hira unama kela wenna puluwan chance eka wadiy

 

[Gayanxjp]

Go to a Bank like Sampath, Commercial Bank, NTB, NDB and tell them that you want to invest in Treasury Bills. They will give you an application form. Just fill it and submit. Then they will ask to deposit money in your bank account. Once the Treasury Bill investment is successful they will take money from your account.

Treasury Bill Auctions happens on each week Wednesdays. So you have to submit documents atleast by Monday.

This is how Treasury Bill Investment happens.
Eg. Tell the bank you need to invest Rs. 10Mn in Treasury bills at 30% for 3 months. Then they will issue a Post dated for 3 months Treasury Bills certificate once your Bid in successful for the value of Rs. 10Mn. But you have to pay only about Rs. 9.2 Mn. Difference is your interest.

I invest with NTB. They are very helpful.

Thanks a lot mchn for the info

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uba neda ara nugegoda gedara wikununna hitiye eka wikunalada salli hamba une?
risk eka adu weddi benefit ekath adui, hodama widiya oka kadala invest karanna

• part on lands - dan interest rates wedi nisa mewa yanne naha, goda aya tiyana ewa wikunala yana nisa reasonable ganakata ganna puluwan, habai kalayak yanakan lesiyen wediyen wikunanna bari wei long run wasiy
• part on real estate which can be rented and generate some money
• part on FDs and Treasury bills/bonds (meka aniwa ube emegergencies waladi ganna puluwan)

rate tiyana situation ekath ekka predict karanna baha mokak hari yay da kiyala
80M walin me dawas wala bankaloth wechcha villa ekak unath ganna puluwan, eth okkoma ekata hira unama kela wenna puluwan chance eka wadiy

Yes machan.parents got angry but i had to do it.My interest also in buying places to rent.
------ Post added on Oct 14, 2022 at 12:00 PM

 

[aruna1]

800 laks
Umba dammika pererage kawuru harida

 

[kinkon]

බම්ප්

 

[JohnWick]

Go to a Bank like Sampath, Commercial Bank, NTB, NDB and tell them that you want to invest in Treasury Bills. They will give you an application form. Just fill it and submit. Then they will ask to deposit money in your bank account. Once the Treasury Bill investment is successful they will take money from your account.

Treasury Bill Auctions happens on each week Wednesdays. So you have to submit documents atleast by Monday.

This is how Treasury Bill Investment happens.
Eg. Tell the bank you need to invest Rs. 10Mn in Treasury bills at 30% for 3 months. Then they will issue a Post dated for 3 months Treasury Bills certificate once your Bid in successful for the value of Rs. 10Mn. But you have to pay only about Rs. 9.2 Mn. Difference is your interest.

I invest with NTB. They are very helpful.

What is the min amount we can invest? Why do people put their money in FDs when this is there?

 

[dinukaperera]

What is the min amount we can invest? Why do people put their money in FDs when this is there?

T Bills can be purchased at any time from the secondary market through Primary Dealers (PDs) or Licensed Commercial Banks (LCBs) registered with the CBSL.
Minimum amount investment for Primary bidders is Rs. 5mn if im not mistaken. Below that amount you are forced to invest in Secondary market.

Primary Bidders can decide on interest rates of the Treasury bills. (Can go upto 34%) But in Secondary market you dont have that option. Max rate is about 23-24%.

Why do people put their money in FDs when this is there?
Main reason is investors doesn't have the minimum investment of Rs. 5Mn to invest in Primary Treasury Bill Auction. The other reason is Investors may be not aware of such investment opportunity exists.

 

[SANJU1992]

bump..

 

[jennt]

T Bills can be purchased at any time from the secondary market through Primary Dealers (PDs) or Licensed Commercial Banks (LCBs) registered with the CBSL.
Minimum amount investment for Primary bidders is Rs. 5mn if im not mistaken. Below that amount you are forced to invest in Secondary market.

Primary Bidders can decide on interest rates of the Treasury bills. (Can go upto 34%) But in Secondary market you dont have that option. Max rate is about 23-24%.

Why do people put their money in FDs when this is there?
Main reason is investors doesn't have the minimum investment of Rs. 5Mn to invest in Primary Treasury Bill Auction. The other reason is Investors may be not aware of such investment opportunity exists.

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