YY1
Well-Known Member
Easier to say GF......but would understand if I just used an 'F'??![]()
...as long as you made sure to depict it as a French "F".
...ohhhhhhh, that "F"......
Easier to say GF......but would understand if I just used an 'F'??![]()
...as long as you made sure to depict it as a French "F".
...ohhhhhhh, that "F"......
I personally like safe investments versus risky investments even though that they may not pay as much. This morning, Submit and I went to our Credit union to withdraw our (just matured) CD deposit funds, take out the interest it earned as spending money, and redeposit the full principal in another bank that had a better rate. When I told the office lady what we were doing, she said to hold on for a while and that she would check with her boss(es) to see if they could offer us a better rate than their advertised rates. The same office lady saw us take out another sizable CD amount a month ago and this one is even larger. Well, I got a call this afternoon and they are going to give us a rate of 5.25% for a term of 15 months. The amount we are rolling over will generate enough interest to make it worth our while to keep it there. That works for us & we're going back down there tomorrow morning to make it happen.
It's funny, I feel like I'm living an episode of the Beverly Hillbillies where Mr. Drysdale will do anything to keep the Clampett's money in his bank.
Na, it's hold and ride time! But if you've got spare funds it's definitely Buy time before the day is over.BUY BUY BUY
Or is it
BYE BYE BYE
Haven't looked at it today but the news this morning said something about it being down some....BUY BUY BUY
Or is it
BYE BYE BYE
Have a CD going too....and not much in the stock market these days.I take no money from my investments, ever, except they make my house payments. This is the first time I've had a house payment in almost twenty years. I had my taxes done and with interest from my house and capital gains only on money used for my house payment, life's good. I made money on CD's that are still fixed at 5 percent till August. I'll reevaluate then.
Who is "they"?We've been in a Recession for about 2yrs now, and they are just bringing the threat of one upcoming. Get ready for the Blame Game on 47's New Policies, to mask Our fallen economy. Hopefully it will be short term, until the ship can be righted, and a new system unveiled...
Yes, I didn't look at the forum, only the post, changed it up...Let's not get this long standing post moved lads...
Old money has been there a long time. I kept my investments in IRA's low, tax liabilities. Money from flips is a different story. That cash, SS from both of us, small pension and cd's is all I need. The rest of it is of no use to me. I live a simple life now, nothing like when I was in the fast lane. It's a different life and I enjoy it.Have a CD going too....and not much in the stock market these days.
All good moves and yes, we adapt to new ways. When in Rome, do as the Roman's do. I don't care who's driving.Moved to 80% fixed income near the peak in early Feb keeping only dividend utilities and staples stocks which are doing great.
E.g. VZ up 17% since then as people flee growth positions and seek refuge in essential goods and services.
I'm no whiz, but I don't think this one could have been any easier to see coming.