Investing for Interest 12: Series “I” Bonds vs. Series “EE” Bonds. Financial Freedom, #129

Par : Joshua King
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  • ISBN8215674918
  • EAN9798215674918
  • Date de parution21/03/2023
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  • ÉditeurWMG Publishing

Résumé

I love my Investing for Interest Series. I have spanned the globe with topics concerning building wealth via fixed income and interest. However, I haven't talked about Series "EE" bonds much. That stops today as I dive deeper into use cases for these savings bonds. Is there a scenario where Series "EE" bonds best my favorite Series "I" Bonds? I believe "EE" bonds are better long-term if you commit to the 20-year holding period. Unfortunately, whether you commit or not, life ends up happening.
You are the loser if you must withdraw your "EE" bonds before the 20-year period. The government is betting against you and assuming you will withdraw the cash. Only financially sound individuals should leverage these assets. I will discuss more inside. Good Luck! 
I love my Investing for Interest Series. I have spanned the globe with topics concerning building wealth via fixed income and interest. However, I haven't talked about Series "EE" bonds much. That stops today as I dive deeper into use cases for these savings bonds. Is there a scenario where Series "EE" bonds best my favorite Series "I" Bonds? I believe "EE" bonds are better long-term if you commit to the 20-year holding period. Unfortunately, whether you commit or not, life ends up happening.
You are the loser if you must withdraw your "EE" bonds before the 20-year period. The government is betting against you and assuming you will withdraw the cash. Only financially sound individuals should leverage these assets. I will discuss more inside. Good Luck!