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MICHELLE G | I own bonds paying 5% for 30 years is this a good investment? |
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Bub
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Get out of bonds if you can without a huge loss. Maybe get into CD's. Lost my *ss on bonds and stocks. Never again. Peace. |
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Ed Atun
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Historically, this was considered a bad investment because it was so conservative. You could never get more than 5% interest. Even if the interest rate goes up to 15% (like it did in 1979), you are stuck at 5%. But now your bonds make you look like you are a genius. Houses have gone down 30%, Stocks have gone down 30%, and you are up 5%.. |
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SmartA$$
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5% will barely keep up with inflation. I hope they are very highly rated bonds. If they are highly rated, then they are a very safe, conservative way to make sure your money doesn't loose buying power due to inflation, but you won't gain much buying power either. |
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jeff410
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It depends on what kind of bond it is. If its a treasury thats a good yield. Thirty year treasuries are paying about three and a quarter. Corporates are still quite a bit higher. |
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C C
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There would be higher volatility associated with stocks so given the low risk it's a pretty good investment. |
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Matthew Smit
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It is a pretty good investment. But why not look at CD's which pay higher and are safer? Capital one is paying 5.70% on a 10 year cd and your money is FDIC insured. Overall, you made a pretty good move though. |
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golferwhoworks
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if you are happy with the return yes it is a fine investment. Many may say no but it all depends on your age and when you plan on retiring and how sound the company is that issued the bonds |
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Ren
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Bonds are not a bad investment at all, there is no risk of loss and you are guaranteed the 5% return. Just make sure you cash them in on or before the 30 year mark because they stop earning interest after that. |
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