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BGL
#561 Posted : Monday, May 18, 2015 7:05:58 PM
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gatoho wrote:
BGL wrote:
Of all my investments, the only 'swala' i got is FEP holdings and I think I will be left holding a mongoose at some point .... I think I did not do due diligence when I bought it. Anyway, I got the share certificate. however, I do realise in this place a certificate may translate to a piece of paper. I do not trust these FEP people. Given a chance I will sell my shareholding in FEP even at a loss. Anyone thinking of buying this share......beware.


BGL there was a thread here on wazua years back that dissuaded me and I gotta thank this forum for that as well as bringing this to my attention.


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Dahatre
#562 Posted : Monday, May 18, 2015 8:26:38 PM
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UNAITAS is also going gangbusters with insurance (crop, car, livestock, building, SME etc).

I am intrigued by their health insurance in particular. No age limits and no penalty for existing conditions. If you have ever tried to buy health insurance for a parent, you know this is impossible. So this might be an unmet need.

But I know the insurance sector less than I know banking.

Any thoughts from those in the know? I could not find anything on their 2014 report about this venture
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gatoho
#563 Posted : Tuesday, May 19, 2015 6:38:03 AM
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Dahatre wrote:
UNAITAS is also going gangbusters with insurance (crop, car, livestock, building, SME etc).

I am intrigued by their health insurance in particular. No age limits and no penalty for existing conditions. If you have ever tried to buy health insurance for a parent, you know this is impossible. So this might be an unmet need.

But I know the insurance sector less than I know banking.

Any thoughts from those in the know? I could not find anything on their 2014 report about this venture


I had tried to get my mum insurance for last 8-9 years to no avail.. wouldn't let this pass
Foresight..
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Dahatre
#564 Posted : Tuesday, May 19, 2015 7:44:41 AM
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Please let us know what you find out about rates etc. It sounds like the sticking/tricky point might be outpatient care since they say that they cover 100% of the inpatient expenses.
gatoho wrote:

I had tried to get my mum insurance for last 8-9 years to no avail.. wouldn't let this pass
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xtina
#565 Posted : Tuesday, May 19, 2015 3:25:06 PM
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Aguytrying wrote:
MaichBlack wrote:
Aguytrying wrote:
sasa hata wakizima taa, I've done good damage

Wewe!!!! Musizime taa. Bado niko nje!!! Planning to get in by December! Want to buy/add on two or three stocks the UNAITAS. Kuingia Novembet/December kwa fujo then qualify for dividends mara hiyo hiyo. Then reinvest the kids.

Stima ikizimwa before then I will get a mini heart attack!!!


In April at cardinal branch I was told about 3 months remaining. I know the closure date has been a moving target like mayweather( ask pacquiao) but its the only prediction we have had for a while.



Nimelemewa, I'm not sure what I should focus my energies and monies on: UNAITAS, NSE ama kaplot. What can wait and what can't wait? d'oh! d'oh! d'oh!
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enyands
#566 Posted : Tuesday, May 19, 2015 4:25:17 PM
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xtina wrote:
Aguytrying wrote:
MaichBlack wrote:
Aguytrying wrote:
sasa hata wakizima taa, I've done good damage

Wewe!!!! Musizime taa. Bado niko nje!!! Planning to get in by December! Want to buy/add on two or three stocks the UNAITAS. Kuingia Novembet/December kwa fujo then qualify for dividends mara hiyo hiyo. Then reinvest the kids.

Stima ikizimwa before then I will get a mini heart attack!!!


In April at cardinal branch I was told about 3 months remaining. I know the closure date has been a moving target like mayweather( ask pacquiao) but its the only prediction we have had for a while.



Nimelemewa, I'm not sure what I should focus my energies and monies on: UNAITAS, NSE ama kaplot. What can wait and what can't wait? d'oh! d'oh! d'oh!

Depends on you. What do you treat as dire ... something urgent or something important or something necessary , If its something urgent then UNAITAS because it might close anytime , if asomething important rthen you do ka prot , if something nnecessary then nse . Different people have different priority levels
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gatoho
#567 Posted : Wednesday, May 20, 2015 7:17:51 AM
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Dahatre wrote:
Please let us know what you find out about rates etc. It sounds like the sticking/tricky point might be outpatient care since they say that they cover 100% of the inpatient expenses.
gatoho wrote:

I had tried to get my mum insurance for last 8-9 years to no avail.. wouldn't let this pass



Tbh I didn't read fine print. Britam et AL had rejected her on age alone, so when accepted I grabbed it. Seems to be a catch on the accredited hospitals
Foresight..
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Dahatre
#568 Posted : Wednesday, May 20, 2015 12:15:50 PM
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@gatoho sikuelewi..
Are you saying you bought her the insurance already?

gatoho wrote:

Tbh I didn't read fine print. Britam et AL had rejected her on age alone, so when accepted I grabbed it. Seems to be a catch on the accredited hospitals

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its2013
#569 Posted : Wednesday, May 20, 2015 7:27:43 PM
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Buyimg shares just because the offer is about to close doesn't make a strong indication to buy. How many shares have they issued out? I can't seem to find that bit of info and curious how the rest of you are analysing this share
Pretty hurts
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jerry
#570 Posted : Wednesday, May 20, 2015 8:09:52 PM
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its2013 wrote:
Buyimg shares just because the offer is about to close doesn't make a strong indication to buy. How many shares have they issued out? I can't seem to find that bit of info and curious how the rest of you are analysing this share

"whatever things are worthy..."! UNAITAS is one such thing at the moment. Unless there was manipulation it's only a good "company" that can pay 8% dvd in a year that share capital more than doubled. Give me the cash and I'll put it nowhere else!!
The opposite of courage is not cowardice, it's conformity.
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