tvguy
Question anything the facts don't support.
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Okay. Just saying "no" doesn't mean it isn't so.No it doesn't.
Okay. Just saying "no" doesn't mean it isn't so.No it doesn't.
Wow, 8.1% in 1798. What is that when adjusted for inflation?
8.1%Wow, 8.1% in 1798. What is that when adjusted for inflation?
Okay. Just saying "no" doesn't mean it isn't so.
Set up a trust and put all my assets into it to protect them.
But was your mortgage rate back then?LOL. 3.3% is high yield? My wife and I had our life savings in a CD in 1982..........16%.
12.25%. We jumped when mortgage rates FELL to that from 16%But was your mortgage rate back then?
Concur. OP, it sounds like you have a slightly complicated financial investment situation right now so a good financial advisor might be able to make some suggestions of things that might not be on your radar. You need more personalized advice than you should ever trust internet strangers to provide.I would suggest you sit down with a financial consultant to look at all your goals, assets and obligations. He or she will have a much better idea on how you should use this money. There are fee for service consultants and those that work fir a brokerage firm. I prefer the fee based consultants since they don’t have a commission at stake based on your investment decisions
6.89% nowInterest bonds are paying well right now. I don’t remember what the new rate was starting in October/November but when we bought them in May it was 9.xx% (can’t remember the exact percentage)
Can I ask what the source is on this? It's fantastic
https://advisor.visualcapitalist.com/us-interest-rates/Can I ask what the source is on this? It's fantastic