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The
U.S. government is now considering selling debt that would stretch out
for 40 years, 50 years – or even 100 years, according to minutes from
last week's regular Treasury meeting. With interest rates so low,
there's a growing belief that the government could benefit from locking
in today's borrowing costs by pushing trillions in debt obligations
decades into the future.
Best of all, the banksters experts are
recommending these long-dated maturities.
(Doug Ross)
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That's
mind-boggling enough, but more boggling is the possibility of anyone buying them. The
only advantage I can see for having these instruments available is,
let's say, if a government seizes everyone's life savings and gives them
in recompense. "Obama announces
plan to ensure future generations, way future, enjoy the fruits of his
stewardship." Ridiculous? This is a ridiculous government.
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401K? What 401K? We traded your account for these shiny new T-bills with a maturity date of 2111. You will be credited 10 cents interest each month for each $1k bill. You can trade them for cash at their maturity, just like a Savings Bond.
ReplyDeleteJust wait.
tomw
Another misleading message - like this one:
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Angus
Barn Army Sous Chef
Thanks Angus, but let's warn NSFW
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*LOL*
ReplyDeleteNo, NSFW indeed!
I'm dying here boss!