haha
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Off Bloomberg.com this morning-
Real Coupon to maturity:
5 years--2.60 %
10 years-2.65
20 years-2.64
I think 18 months ago or so these rates were below 2%.
Only thing I can figure is that the rates rises in the straight treasury market have exerted an upward pressure on real rates.
From an absolute return standpoint, these rates are looking better every day. Still, it would suck to commit heavily now, and see them go back to 4%.
A million at 2.5+% real, added to social security would give a pretty good backstop for whatever other investments one might have. Especially if that "one" is not totally sold on the robustness of the 4% SWR.
Ha
Real Coupon to maturity:
5 years--2.60 %
10 years-2.65
20 years-2.64
I think 18 months ago or so these rates were below 2%.
Only thing I can figure is that the rates rises in the straight treasury market have exerted an upward pressure on real rates.
From an absolute return standpoint, these rates are looking better every day. Still, it would suck to commit heavily now, and see them go back to 4%.
A million at 2.5+% real, added to social security would give a pretty good backstop for whatever other investments one might have. Especially if that "one" is not totally sold on the robustness of the 4% SWR.
Ha