come to Nassau, the dollar is par to the usd. one month fixed deposit is from 3.25 to 3.75, one year 5-5.50 Mortgages here are 9.95 percent or higher. Four year money can yield you 7-8 percent. I use to buy us t-bills and place them in the trading account and play off the security. You lose a few points 98 percent, no big deal as you never use all of the funds. One could purchase an instrument make a few extra points over the year and still have the majority of the funds to use. Small private mortgages 50-55 percent of value are also pretty safe and give a better than normal roi. w
Municipal bonds, state bonds. in Nassau a few year back when the 2nd PI bridge was being built the return was above par. I am researching now some of the infrastructure in the US like roads, bridges, canals etc to compare. Also you will find some of the Switz Banks offer approx. 2-3 points higher than the present US. I received 8 precent on 3 yrs money and 10 percent on 5 when Nassau and the US were less. A littel dd will go a long way. w
IMHO I agree with the Govt. backed issues... I would also submit convert some cash to Gold & Silver - However there is a bit of a wait right now Take Care
Everbank has me over 3% yield a year. You have to figuer out what "Basket you want". You have to research and not be a dumb ass, just taking advice. Korona yield 12% should have told 'Those Investors" something. UMMMMM RISK!!!!!!!! Besides, the money that is stashed in Everbank is for "protection of Capital". Not looking to yield 400%