Government bonds and treasury bills in Zambia| financial investments

Grow your investment portfolio by investing in government securities.
Government bonds and treasury bills provide the liquidity and stability that stocks or investments don't.
If you want to know more about government bonds and treasury bills this is the video for you. I definitely want to try this out in the near future and I hope you will too. Visit the BoZ website for more information here www.boz.zm/
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Great info....very helpful... it would be great also know the cons of TBs and GB!

[@MatildaChungu]

Check out my video tomorrow on the cons of TBs and GBs

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Great content ,you doing a great job... please do another video on the risks associated with the treasury bills and bonds....

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Great suggestion! Check out my new video that drops tomorrow (the 25th). it covers the cons of government securities

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@@MatildaChungu alright thanks 😊...

[@billybenoit647]

To make it simple think about t-bills as short term, g-bonds long term. The cheaper they are to buy typically the higher yield it will have because they're not in favor. Supply and demand conversely will tell you the lower the yield the more the note/bond cost because they are in demand and being bought. To make the % simple higher the percentage means higher risk of not paying. So like Zambia has a 10yr Bond yielding 30% which may sound good but Zambia is also going through the start of an economic crisis and is defaulting on its debt all over the world as we speak.... not very safe. Conversely our US 10yr bond sits at around 1.5% but its the US, you know only the most stable economy in the world with a currency that the whole world holds as the "gold standard".

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This was amazing. Glad I discovered you. I'm 26 , saved my first ever emergency fund . And now my next step was to actually start investing and this was amazing information and I want to invest in bonds because I can afford to pay that. Treasury Bill's will be for when I save more as they want massive amounts.

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I hear the minimum in TBs is k1000.. you can invest

[@mwapelombe5337]

They do default

[@sechelanjinamuchimba1229]

Hi thanks for the information,just want to find out how much can one start with for GB?

[@MatildaChungu]

The best would be to reach out to your bank and find out how they go about it and how much money you can put up

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Drop more info!!!

[@MatildaChungu]

let me know what else you would want to know about them

[@billybenoit647]

Zambia's current 10yr sits at 30% haha theres a whole video right there just on that! They were the first African country to default on their loans since Covid started. They've already defaulted on Euro bonds fearing they wont be able to pay off its debt to China being they by far owe the most to China. Also back in November I believe S&P Global Ratings downgraded Zambia from an already bad CC rating to "Restricted Default". Rough sea's ahead for Zambia's economy!

[@MatildaChungu]

great insight

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Is the interest rates fixed or are flexible depending on how much you have invested ?

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How do you calculate any of the two?

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mmmh i don't know how to explain here but you can google it

[@chenela1]

What is the minimum amount of money needed for one to buy into bonds?

[@MatildaChungu]

ZMW 1000

[@muyundamubita9732]

Where is the video that explains procedure for buying bonds and treasury bills

[@MatildaChungu]

It's not yet available

[@franciskalapula8483]

How much is the minimum one can invest in either bonds or treasury bills!

[@MatildaChungu]

I mention it in the video

[@justinanambela2462]

Let's use small numbers If you buy a treasury bill for k2000 then the bank charges 108% and you are charged k250 administration fee does that mean one is making a loss? And can you lose your money?

[@MatildaChungu]

TB and bonds are low risk type of investments. I don't understand what you mean by 108% bank charges and 250 admin fees. Drop me an email on [e-mail]

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Read more on this subject..

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Can interests on bonds be paid monthly?

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Minimum cost for a tbill n bond??

[@MatildaChungu]

K1000 for a bond and K15000 for a TB (check with your bank though)

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This video is 2years old and 2years ago you hadn't invested yet. Fast forward 2023 June. I have 2 questions. 1. Have you invested in either 2. If you have how was the experience if not why haven't you invested yet?

[@MatildaChungu]

It's been an interesting experience. Long story short when getting started your bank is a key player. It is a profitable investment and there are some changes taking place esp with the bidding side of things. It is interesting to watch how everything continues to unfold.

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@@MatildaChungu i feel you haven't answered the question because that's exactly what i'd like to know.

[@MatildaChungu]

@@ericbulaya4338 Not yet bought bonds. I tried but wasn't getting through and then I changed my investment option