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Originally Posted by competentone
With the levels of price inflation we'll be seeing in the economy, locking in what may seem to be a "high yield" in corporate bonds now, will seem foolish in a couple of years.
You don't want anyone owing you money at a "low" fixed interest rate when we are in the middle of a hyper inflation of the money supply.
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Good point, but let's be clear, there is obviously more than one way to invest in bonds. You could invest in a bond FUND, which will allow you in and out with no need to hold until maturity.
Any thoughts on a corporate bond FUND?