It is Yahoo so probably is fake..
Fake news? IRS can't conjure up a stimy check, it needs to be passed by Congress. If they did they would all be out bragging about it already.
It is Yahoo so probably is fake..
Fake news? IRS can't conjure up a stimy check, it needs to be passed by Congress. If they did they would all be out bragging about it already.
The power of the Internet. Find a source any place in the world, and all of a sudden that becomes the truth.Stimulus Ca$h on the way for millions of Americans.
IRS Reportedly Confirms $1,390 Stimulus Checks For Eligible Americans
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/irs-reportedly-confirms-1-390-113105179.html
It was real right from the news media in India *LOL*It is Yahoo so probably is fake
I never actually believe much anything from Yahoo. And I have said that before.It was real right from the news media in India *LOL*
I mean it was right there in the news story where it came from.
Also in the link is the IRS denied it
YIKI never actually believe much anything from Yahoo. And I have said that before.
In the spirit of kschanYIK
(yes I know*LOL*)
I use those as well, not as stable as I hoped, but good.I am getting agencies called also. I just looked at 7 yr FFCB's yielding 5.25% ish to maturity but only 1.6-3.7% to call. Our bond market changing to these European style continuous calls is so frustrating. I guess I'll look at adding to my CLO ETF's CLOA, JAAA, and PAAA. Any other ideas on income investments would be much appreciated.
i believe in selling high and buying low. Unlike many amateur investors who chase stocks that are soaring and panic selling those that have gone down. In July I sold my entire tech and AI related portfolio and bought beaten down stocks paying decent dividends in the 6% to 7% range.
Technically Friday, right?VGLT options got exercised today. Will have to wait until it goes down to a reasonable level to buy back in.
I assume since no one is buying, they have all their payments and no new mortgages to buy?I am getting agencies called also. I just looked at 7 yr FFCB's yielding 5.25% ish to maturity but only 1.6-3.7% to call. Our bond market changing to these European style continuous calls is so frustrating. I guess I'll look at adding to my CLO ETF's CLOA, JAAA, and PAAA. Any other ideas on income investments would be much appreciated.
You need to be more optimistic!!!30 year TIPS reopen current indicated yield 2.668%. Very tempting but I won't live that long. I like to have the option of holding to maturity.
These were Federal Farm Credit Bank ones. Farmers still need lots of loans.I assume since no one is buying, they have all their payments and no new mortgages to buy?