Vacation trip preparations

Like the popular cliche that goes "he who fails to plan, plans to fail". If you plan to take a vacation this Christmas holiday, you should plan to make you vacation fun filled. You would not want to miss out in the Jet-ski, boat cruise, all the Night clubs and beach parties. I'm a believer in planning early for a trip. A stitch in time saves 9. So if you are planning for a nice vacation for christmas, you must plan for it in the beginning of the fourth quarter of the year. For that reason i'll like to introduce us to an investment that would mature before the vacation and it's called paidvest.
An app company which I believe is exclusive to android phones called paylater app. It is an app functioning in kenya, Ghana, and Nigeria. They offer loan to individuals through the andriod app. If I'm not mistaken, they provide loans going up to $1000 to costumers who have been faithful in redeeming their debts. They came up with a package that mimicks a ponzi scheme called payinvest. It's an investment that matures every quarter of the the year (3 months). Just like the US treasure bond. You can invest $1000 - $3000 to get 15% interest after maturity very close to a thrift.

Our vacation trip to Ghana and Nigeria would be no dull moment. They would be a little of education at the slave musuem. Not a lecture though. And the whole vacation would be WHYPHY (Work hard Yes, Play  Yes). The whole concept is to leave every participant with a memory that they won't forget in a hurry. Some basic work like morning workout and evening aerobics. Swimming if you're interested. But the rest is fun all the way. Just 2 weeks away from home. Come prepared.

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