they must?
here is IB rates-
http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/accounts/fees/interest.php
TOS-
https://www.thinkorswim.com/tos/myAccounts/displayRates.tos
Where can i safely park my money?
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they must?
here is IB rates-
http://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/accounts/fees/interest.php
TOS-
https://www.thinkorswim.com/tos/myAccounts/displayRates.tos
USD is a good bet.
The Hypothesis:
China and Japan are currently holding majority of US Treasury Securities. They are not going to let USD depreciate and let their investments go to waste.
The USD will be heavily influenced by the central banks of both countries. Combining this with the US economy recovering, we will most likely continue to see strong support for the USD throughout and beyond 2010.
The Hypothesis:
China and Japan are currently holding majority of US Treasury Securities. They are not going to let USD depreciate and let their investments go to waste.
The USD will be heavily influenced by the central banks of both countries. Combining this with the US economy recovering, we will most likely continue to see strong support for the USD throughout and beyond 2010.
Ally = rebadged GMAC. No thanks.
Only thing I can think of is ING 1.3 %
http://www.ingdirect.com/osa_work/
or maybe a good company with a good dividend
Good Luck
http://www.ingdirect.com/osa_work/
or maybe a good company with a good dividend
Good Luck
Did you look at TGMNX? It has the straightest equity curve I've seen and averages about 4%/year
My forex manager has been paying 3% per month for the past 9 years for Managed forex account. Our company manages about $80 million.
The question is straight forward. Where he can put his cash so that is RISK FREE and will still grow. There is only one answer, anything that yields interest that is backed by the US Government. It could be an fdic insured savings account or CD. A treasury bond, or even a tip. Anything else entails risk and is not suitable for your objectives.