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Fund VI Explained: The Complete Guide to Nigeria's Non-Interest Pension
Every Nigerian PFA now runs a non-interest pension fund. Fund VI grew from ₦7.79 billion at launch to ₦369.6 billion by April 2026, and switching in is free. Here is how it works, what it holds and what it has returned.
Zakat on Investments and Pensions in Nigeria (2026): Shares, Funds, Sukuk and Your RSA
How zakat applies to mutual funds, shares, sukuk, gold ETFs and the hardest case in Nigerian fiqh: your locked pension account. The scholarly positions, honestly laid out.
AltBank Home Finance Review (2026): The N80 Million Cap and the Diaspora Answer
The Alternative Bank finances homes up to N80 million over 10 years and will manage the property for you if you live abroad. What is published, what is not, and who this product genuinely fits.
Takaful in Nigeria: The Complete Guide (2026)
Five NAICOM-licensed operators, a new statutory footing under NIIRA 2025, and real money returned to participants. How takaful works, who offers it, and the honest gaps in the market.
How to Invest ₦1 Million the Halal Way in Nigeria (2026)
At ₦1 million, real portfolio construction starts: a fixed income core, a screened equity engine and a first direct sukuk position. The verified options and an honest allocation framework.
Lotus Bank Accounts Review (2026): Zero-Fee Halal Banking From the South
Zero opening balance, zero maintenance charge and zero minimum balance on every account, a contract-literate product shelf, and one glaring contradiction on the savings page: Lotus Bank reviewed.
Digital Banking and USSD at Nigeria's Non-Interest Banks (2026): Apps, Agents and Feature Phones
AltBank's app-first model, TAJBank's 13,000 agents, Lotus's *5045# and Jaiz's card that pays for Netflix: how Nigeria's halal banks compare where most customers actually bank, on the phone.
Non-Interest Banking in Abuja (2026): The Sector's Capital
Jaiz, TAJBank and Summit are all headquartered in Abuja, and the newest bank in the market serves only the capital for now. Why the FCT is non-interest banking's densest market.
Real Estate Investing in Nigeria: The Halal Angles That Actually Work
Property is the most instinctively halal asset Nigerians own, but the details decide: how you finance it, what the tenant does with it, and whether the deal is real. The verified routes in 2026.