Is it a polite time for short occupancy (municipal) bonds?
With all the rate cuts and lower interest rates for good accounts and CDs, I'm considering moving more of my money into a municipal bond fund (short term) that I have, which have been supple better than what I would get at bank in recent years.Is it a moral time to do it? With the rates going down, would the yield on the short occupancy bonds (and thus for the funds) go down freshly the same as near savings and CDs?
Would the prices of these bond funds shift down later (since they hold low rates) when I'm ready to change them?
I may need the money within a year or so (or a bit sooner). Would you keep them contained by the bank (CDs, positive accounts) to avoid the risk?
Thank you in mortgage for your advice!
Answers: that what i hold been doing on advocate from my broker! hope she is right!
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It kind of depends on what rates bracket you're in as interest on municipal bonds are free from federal taxes. If you're contained by a higher tariff bracket (31% or over) go for it. Otherwise try a corporate bond fund which will compensate a higher interest rate, but be taxable.
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If I threw $1400 at the principle on a $6700 balance w/24%interest what will be my be a foil for? (almost debt free)
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