She is pretending that is what you are making because you aren't being taxed. It is still well short of that unless you are in the highest tax bracket.
Another good interview. Yes bonds are back, even banks offer better CD rates for 3 to 7 months. I don't know how an individual investor can invest in tax free municipal bonds. If anybody familiar with the process please let us know. Thanks for the interview.
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Longer term bond yields will have to go a lot higher to get buyers interested. It is already happening in the Treasuries' auctions.
If so, please explain why there is an inverted yield curve?
8% in muni? Where? Seems to me rates are still heading higher thus prices lower.
She is pretending that is what you are making because you aren't being taxed. It is still well short of that unless you are in the highest tax bracket.
Another good interview. Yes bonds are back, even banks offer better CD rates for 3 to 7 months. I don't know how an individual investor can invest in tax free municipal bonds. If anybody familiar with the process please let us know. Thanks for the interview.
I'm 82 years old and must take RMD, with that income I'm laddering $25K 3-month weekly Tbills at auction with a weekly return of about $335
Closed end bond funds need to be discussed.
Bond fund managers will always push bonds but stocks always outperform over the long term.
Depends on the stock. You have to consider the fluctuations and risk too!
Interest rates to 60%
Inflation to 600%
Bidenomics at their worst.
🎃futures are great 🦃too.
Bonds are only worth.
On how much the company has debt on their balance sheet,