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I'm lost with this stuff lol but I'm trying to understand for my daughter she is 17 Sept she is getting a good sum of money and looking into what is best to put her money until she's in her 20s she does not want to spend it and wants to buy a house later in life so I was trying to find info where it would grow interest for her to start a life at some point when she is ready, 18 is to young and she saw and heard what her brother did with a lump sum he got when he was 18 I tried to help him but that age he new it all now he regrets it?!
I thought about putting some money into SCHP last year, which is a TIPS ETF. I thought it would be a good safe investment if we experienced inflation. I never did put any money in it, and I'm glad I didn't because despite the inflation it's down since last August. Haven't looked into why, seems peculiar though.
Unfortunately, most TIPS funds I have seen in a lot of 401k's, including my own, have such high expense rations I just refuse to buy them.
We have I bonds that we bought in 2000. Now paying 10.74
After the 5 year period for I bonds can you draw out an interest amount and pay taxes on it, with out closing the bond itself. Lyle
bank cds are paying nothing, i bough the max i bonds for this year 10k. its money that was sitting in a bank cd paying .4%. i bonds are currently paying 7.12%. i don't plan on needing this money for a few years.
With I bonds do you get interest every 6 months or does it compound/add to the bond?
Very easyto link an account for a child. You can put money in for them and liquidate it instantly down the road when you're ready to use it. Meanwhile making the interest along the way. Very low risk due to what you mentioned it being fine in deflation and also adjusting to inflation. These things are win win.. Governments can and have defaulted on debt in the past such as Greece I believe, but lets hope that never happens here. Cheers.
my dad has bought i-bonds for my kid since she was born, to use towards college.
I have TIPS as part of my 401k.
If you can't write a check against it or pull notes from an ATM against it… it isn't cash.
Thanks Josh- I find picking vehicles for the “cash bucket” far more difficult than picking stock funds.
What's the I in I bonds mean again?
Might have to watch this one a few times. To understand