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Dollar Fund

Dollar bonds issued by Nigerian governments and strong companies, held and paid in dollars. Savings for school abroad, dollar costs, or protection against a weaker naira.

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Unit price
$1.1240
Example yield
8.2%
Minimum
$500
Withdrawals
3 working days
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What it holds

  • Sovereign dollar bonds58%
  • Corporate dollar bonds34%
  • Cash8%

Asset mix at the end of October 2026. Example figures.

Unit price, five years

202120222023202420252026$1.16

Year by year

YearReturn
2021+6.1%
2022+5.4%
2023+7.0%
2024+7.6%
2025+8.1%

Example rates and figures for this demo. The value of investments can fall as well as rise, past performance is not a guide to the future and returns are not promised.

Who it suits

Is this fund right for you

Suits

Savings for school abroad, dollar costs, or protection against a weaker naira.

Think twice if

Your costs are all in naira and you need the money soon. The naira value moves with the exchange rate.

Fees and dealing

What it costs and how it works

ItemDetail
Annual management fee1.0% a year, taken from the fund
Entry chargeNone
Exit chargeNone after 90 days, 1% before
DealingOrders before 2pm get that day's 5pm price
Withdrawals3 working days to your bank
Fund size$21.3m (example)

Questions

About this fund

Invest in the Dollar Fund

Open an account online in about ten minutes, then invest by card or transfer through Receivly.