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Should I?

>> No.55309513

>>55309156
If you want to retire by 2073, Government bonds WILL get you there.

>> No.55309535

>>55309513
They literally won't, the bonds pay less than the real inflation rate, might as well burn your money

>> No.55309545

>>55309156
I put 800$ in some ee bonds. I expect the government to default sometime in my life.

>> No.55309576

You can play it risky with international bonds (good yields, much higher risk). Brazil, India, and Phillipines might be good places to start. Stay away from Egyptian and Ukranian bonds

>> No.55309876

>>55309576
>Brazil
going to be around in 50 years
>India
going to be around in 50 years
>Phillipines
maybe going to be around in 50 years
>Egypt
Is going to be around in 50 years
>Ukraine
not going to be around in 50 years
>USA
Not going to be around in 50 years

>> No.55310143

>>55309156
Absolutely if you have spare money you don’t now what to do with. Short term bond rates are super high right now too so you don’t even have to lock it up that long

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>>55309156
should you buy bonds when you will be paying the debt for the rest of your life?