Mulligan
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Obviously, any type of guaranteed rate will be very low. It seems like, I have read on many forums that the term "when rates return to their normal level" is used concerning these measurements such as government bonds and CD's. I wonder if maybe this assumption is wrong and perhaps we will have to live with these rates for at least 10 years? Japan's 10 year bond has been extremely low for over 10 years and they have had similar problems we have had economically. Is it realistically possible we are just going to have to deal with this for an extended period of time such as a decade?