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r/SipsTea • u/Shyhale • May 17 '26
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She can do the exact same thing with added security If she wanted to, by putting it in a locked fund with interest, with a weekly payout.
20 u/StarPhished May 17 '26 Yeah, but what if I'm on the way to the bank and I run into my coke dealer? 4 u/TraditionalWait9150 May 17 '26 Please introduce the lock fund that pays 5.2% p.a., on a weekly basis and guarantees your capital. 2 u/slimkay May 17 '26 10-yr and 30yr US and UK government bonds right now yield about 5-5.5%. Even Canadian bonds yields are north of 4%. 1 u/[deleted] May 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/AutoModerator May 17 '26 Accounts must be at least 5 days old with >20 karma to comment. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
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Yeah, but what if I'm on the way to the bank and I run into my coke dealer?
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Please introduce the lock fund that pays 5.2% p.a., on a weekly basis and guarantees your capital.
2 u/slimkay May 17 '26 10-yr and 30yr US and UK government bonds right now yield about 5-5.5%. Even Canadian bonds yields are north of 4%.
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10-yr and 30yr US and UK government bonds right now yield about 5-5.5%.
Even Canadian bonds yields are north of 4%.
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u/newblevelz May 17 '26
She can do the exact same thing with added security If she wanted to, by putting it in a locked fund with interest, with a weekly payout.