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You've worked hard to fund your portfolio — your investment strategy should work just as hard to maximize your after-tax returns.
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Investment moves to maximize your after-tax returns
How tax-loss harvesting can lower the taxes you owe
When direct indexing works (and when it doesn't)
How to build a diversified portfolio that reduces tax drag.
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Former REDAN president Aliyu Wamakko has urged the Federal Government to inject ₦1 trillion into FMBN to expand access to affordable mortgage finance and tackle Nigeria’s housing deficit. He said stronger mortgage funding could help more Nigerians finance home purchases and construction as rising building-material costs continue to make housing increasingly expensive.
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Wamakko Urges FG to Inject ₦1tn Into Mortgage Bank to Tackle Housing Deficit
Former President of the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN), Aliyu Wamakko, has called on the Federal Government to inject at least ₦1 trillion into the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) to expand access to affordable housing finance and help address Nigeria’s housing deficit.
REDAN Restates Commitment to Close Nigeria’s 14.98m Housing Gap
The Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN) has reaffirmed its commitment to reducing Nigeria’s housing deficit, with a new 2,400-unit residential development in Abuja positioned as part of the private sector’s contribution to expanding housing supply.
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Abuja Petrol Prices Rise to ₦1,430 as Higher Refinery Costs Hit Filling Stations
Petrol prices have increased across several filling stations in Abuja following a rise in the wholesale price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) by Dangote Petroleum Refinery, adding fresh pressure to transportation and operating costs for households and businesses in the Federal Capital Territory.
Maiduguri Land Titling Programme Brings Formal Property Ownership to Low-Income Households
A systematic land titling initiative in Maiduguri, Borno State, is helping low-income residents convert informal land claims into formally recognised property rights, strengthening housing security for households that have historically operated outside the formal land registration system.
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FG Pays ₦18bn to Former Nigeria Airways Workers After More Than 20 Years
The Federal Government has commenced the settlement of ₦18 billion in outstanding severance benefits owed to 2,700 former Nigeria Airways workers, more than two decades after the national carrier was liquidated. The payment marks the latest move by the government to clear inherited financial obligations to former employees and other creditors.
Nigeria’s Largest Listed Companies Owe ₦6.25tn as Bank Loans Dominate Borrowing
Nigeria’s largest listed companies had combined borrowings of ₦6.25 trillion as of June 2026, with bank loans and other direct borrowings accounting for a significant portion of their debt, highlighting the continued importance of commercial banks in financing major businesses across the economy.
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