This might not be the best way to think about treasury bonds considering that rates are rising. But you receive the stability of your investment being backed by the government, you receive a much higher interest rate on your savings (yes I know it's taxable, no I don't really care that it is), and you can always reinvest at a higher rate if/when the Fed raises rates again. But there's some sort of flaw in my thinking that I know is there but can't put words to it. Is this a wise way to think of treasury bonds?
Submitted October 07, 2018 at 08:13AM by howtoreadspaghetti https://ift.tt/2Oc7LF8
