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@TriadRooster That’s true historically, but the challenge is that the next 30 years won’t necessarily look like the last 30. Inflation, interest rates, and fiscal policy can all change the outcome.
@camilo_spinel That’s the key issue with any long-term fixed income plan. Expenses don’t stay fixed, so purchasing power matters more than the headline income.
@pierpont_s Debt levels are definitely a concern for many investors. The debate is whether higher yields are enough compensation for the risk or a warning sign
@BecnelDamon Puerto Rico has definitely attracted a lot of attention from investors because of its tax incentives. The key is whether the lifestyle and requirements fit.
@TriadRooster That’s the bull case for bonds. Locking in a high yield can be powerful if inflation stays under control. The question is what happens over the full 30 years.
@realrichbo That’s the biggest argument against fixed income. A guaranteed return doesn’t mean a guaranteed lifestyle if purchasing power keeps falling.
@2Darkstar7 That’s the classic opportunity cost debate. Paying off debt gives certainty, but investing gives you upside. The right answer depends on the person and the risk they can handle.
@ia2ai_official That’s why accountability matters. Voters should always ask where the money comes from and whether policies are actually benefiting the public.
@DMoyland Makes sense that Biden lives in 95% white area. He did make the most racist comment ever “if you don’t vote for me you aren’t black.” I wonder how Dr. Ben Carson and Justice Clarence Thomas voted? Larry Elder and Alan Keyes or Herschel Walker and Tim Scott? I guess they’re white