Brooklyn Life Open Thread by Brownstoner 03/12/2010 495 Share Share Brooklyn Life Brooklyn Life Open Thread What's Your Take? Leave a Comment Leave a Reply Cancel reply Register to leave a comment, or log in if you already have an account So she will need the money in 3 years??? When you need the money is the determining factor. Does she have credit card debt or anything else like that??? It would be wiser to pay that off than put the money in a CD. Log in to Reply About 2years ago, my bank was offering 5% CD’s. I jumped on it like I was a cat in heat. Log in to Reply “Higher interest rates only come with higher inflation. be very careful what you wish for.” 🙁 Log in to Reply Arkady, how do MF’s work? (I really know nothing about any of this!!!) Log in to Reply Higher interest rates only come with higher inflation. be very careful what you wish for. Log in to Reply ING had CDs at 5.5??? Holy shit on a stick! Log in to Reply Oh, ok…I read it wrong. Then, considering today’s rates, with 10K, would you put it in a regular interest earning savings or checking account, buy a 3 yr cd, or put it into an ins. co annuity? Log in to Reply Wouldn’t she be better off w/ a mutual fund? Log in to Reply 3% for CD’s um NO! I think CD’s are averaging 1.2 – 1.4% Log in to Reply < 1 … 47 48 49 50 51 … 55 >
So she will need the money in 3 years??? When you need the money is the determining factor. Does she have credit card debt or anything else like that??? It would be wiser to pay that off than put the money in a CD. Log in to Reply
About 2years ago, my bank was offering 5% CD’s. I jumped on it like I was a cat in heat. Log in to Reply
“Higher interest rates only come with higher inflation. be very careful what you wish for.” 🙁 Log in to Reply
Higher interest rates only come with higher inflation. be very careful what you wish for. Log in to Reply
Oh, ok…I read it wrong. Then, considering today’s rates, with 10K, would you put it in a regular interest earning savings or checking account, buy a 3 yr cd, or put it into an ins. co annuity? Log in to Reply
So she will need the money in 3 years??? When you need the money is the determining factor.
Does she have credit card debt or anything else like that??? It would be wiser to pay that off than put the money in a CD.
About 2years ago, my bank was offering 5% CD’s.
I jumped on it like I was a cat in heat.
“Higher interest rates only come with higher inflation. be very careful what you wish for.”
🙁
Arkady, how do MF’s work? (I really know nothing about any of this!!!)
Higher interest rates only come with higher inflation. be very careful what you wish for.
ING had CDs at 5.5??? Holy shit on a stick!
Oh, ok…I read it wrong. Then, considering today’s rates, with 10K, would you put it in a regular interest earning savings or checking account, buy a 3 yr cd, or put it into an ins. co annuity?
Wouldn’t she be better off w/ a mutual fund?
3% for CD’s
um NO!
I think CD’s are averaging 1.2 – 1.4%