My brother, your maths is correct, but your financial education is half, let me complete it. N50,000,000 at N24,658 per day means N24,658 x 365 = N9,001,170 per year N9,001,170 / N50,000,000 = 18% per annum. Yes, that is what top Money Market Funds are paying today because MPR is 27.5%, Treasury Bills is 20%, so MMF around 18-20% is realistic in 2025/2026. Last year it was even 22%. But here is what that post will not tell you. That 18% is not fixed, It is variable, It was 14% in 2022, 7% in 2020, It goes down when CBN cuts rate, So you cannot budget N750k every month for 3 years, It will change. That N750k is gross, After 10% withholding tax on interest, you get N675,000, After management fee of 1-1.5%, you get about N625k net, Still good, but not N750k. That N9 million per year does not make you rich, It only protects you from inflation, Inflation today is 24%, So your N50m buying 20 bags of cement today, next year with N59m you will still buy 20 bags, Because cement has moved from N10k to N12k, Money Market does not grow wealth, it preserves wealth. If you want growth, Money Market is parking lot, not factory, You park N50m there for 3 months while you decide to buy land in Epe, buy shares of Dangote Cement, buy Treasury for your children school fees. So yes, N50m gives you N24k daily, But ask yourself, if you had N50m in 2020, it would give you N3k daily, Would you have posted it? Do not chase rate, chase purpose.