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"Why buy a 10-year CD?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:27:19

Many people out there challenge the logic of buying 10-year CDs.  And it is smart to question.  Let’s examine some historical data and pose some reasons for and against.  You can then make up your own mind. What is a decent return?  Since 1992 the 15-year average rate on 3-month T-Bills has been 3.86%.  For 6-months it has been 3.97%.  For 3-month 2nd Market CDs it was 4.24% and for 6-months it was 4.34%.  You can view this data and more . Our database goes back to 1993.  The average 6-month rate as of 7/31/07 was 4.401%.  The average 5-year was 5.405%.  So somewhat recent history would imply that a 5.70% for 10-years is decent and stable. If you don’t have all of your eggs in one basket that is a good write.  What the various baskets are is based on your risk tolerance goals age etc.  When it comes to laddered portfolios if you have funds coming due in the next 1-year. 2-year. 3-year etc you are well protected on that front.  If rates go up you can take advantage of those as your funds become available.  If rates go down or hold you have some funds on the longer end that are protected with a nice rate.  But trying to time things is very difficult.  Historical information is just good as a guide; it provides no guarantees of what the future ordain hold. Putting all of your money in any one investment vehicle isn’t prudent.  So if $100,000 is all you have putting it in a 10-year CD wouldn’t be advisable.  If you are in your later years and principal preservation is your goal taking that $100,000 and putting some in savings to cover emergency needs and then ladder the rest would be a good plan.  When is the big question here.  If you plan on having any study expenses in the next 10-years and you don’t have a very high reasonable expectation of having other means to cover them don’t do a 10-year CD.  Most longer-term CDs undergo a large penalty to close early and you don’t want to be in a situation where you undergo to break the CD.  But try to strategize (on the conservative align) when you will need the funds.  Then ladder your investments out across different maturities.  When each maturity comes up reassess to see if you can keep the maximum term you undergo set-up. For instance you set-up a ladder that has funds coming due every 6-months and the longest maturity is in two years.  When the first funds become available cause when you will need them.  If the funds will be needed in the very come future move them to a high yielding savings accout if not invest in the term that fits your situation eg. a 1-year. 2-year or even longer term CD. XHTML: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"Why buy a 10-year CD?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:27:18

Many people out there challenge the logic of buying 10-year CDs.  And it is cause to be perceived to question.  Let’s investigate some historical data and be some reasons for and against.  You can then make up your own mind. What is a decent return?  Since 1992 the 15-year average rate on 3-month T-Bills has been 3.86%.  For 6-months it has been 3.97%.  For 3-month 2nd Market CDs it was 4.24% and for 6-months it was 4.34%.  You can view this data and more . Our database goes back to 1993.  The average 6-month evaluate as of 7/31/07 was 4.401%.  The average 5-year was 5.405%.  So somewhat recent history would imply that a 5.70% for 10-years is decent and shelter. If you don’t have all of your eggs in one basket that is a good sign.  What the various baskets are is based on your risk tolerance goals age etc.  When it comes to laddered portfolios if you have funds coming due in the next 1-year. 2-year. 3-year etc you are come up protected on that front.  If rates go up you can take advantage of those as your funds change state available.  If rates go down or hold you have some funds on the longer end that are protected with a nice rate.  But trying to time things is very difficult.  Historical information is just good as a command; it provides no guarantees of what the future will hold. Putting all of your money in any one investment vehicle isn’t prudent.  So if $100,000 is all you undergo putting it in a 10-year CD wouldn’t be advisable.  If you are in your later years and principal preservation is your goal taking that $100,000 and putting some in savings to adjoin emergency needs and then ladder the rest would be a good plan.  When is the big challenge here.  If you plan on having any study expenses in the next 10-years and you don’t have a very high reasonable expectation of having other means to cover them don’t do a 10-year CD.  Most longer-term CDs have a large penalty to close early and you don’t want to be in a situation where you have to break the CD.  But try to strategize (on the conservative side) when you will need the funds.  Then ladder your investments out across different maturities.  When each maturity comes up appraise to see if you can maintain the maximum term you have set-up. For instance you set-up a ladder that has funds coming due every 6-months and the longest maturity is in two years.  When the first funds become available cause when you ordain be them.  If the funds will be needed in the very near future move them to a high yielding savings accout if not invest in the term that fits your situation eg. a 1-year. 2-year or even longer term CD. XHTML: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"Why buy a 10-year CD?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:27:18

Many people out there question the logic of buying 10-year CDs.  And it is cause to be perceived to question.  Let’s examine some historical data and pose some reasons for and against.  You can then make up your own mind. What is a decent return?  Since 1992 the 15-year add up rate on 3-month T-Bills has been 3.86%.  For 6-months it has been 3.97%.  For 3-month 2nd Market CDs it was 4.24% and for 6-months it was 4.34%.  You can view this data and more . Our database goes back to 1993.  The add up 6-month evaluate as of 7/31/07 was 4.401%.  The average 5-year was 5.405%.  So somewhat recent history would imply that a 5.70% for 10-years is decent and stable. If you don’t undergo all of your eggs in one basket that is a good write.  What the various baskets are is based on your risk tolerance goals age etc.  When it comes to laddered portfolios if you have funds coming due in the next 1-year. 2-year. 3-year etc you are well protected on that lie.  If rates go up you can take advantage of those as your funds become available.  If rates go down or direct you have some funds on the longer end that are protected with a nice rate.  But trying to time things is very difficult.  Historical information is just good as a command; it provides no guarantees of what the future will hold. Putting all of your money in any one investment vehicle isn’t prudent.  So if $100,000 is all you undergo putting it in a 10-year CD wouldn’t be advisable.  If you are in your later years and principal preservation is your goal taking that $100,000 and putting some in savings to cover emergency needs and then break the rest would be a good plan.  When is the big question here.  If you plan on having any major expenses in the next 10-years and you don’t have a very high reasonable expectation of having other means to cover them don’t do a 10-year CD.  Most longer-term CDs have a large penalty to change state early and you don’t want to be in a situation where you have to break the CD.  But try to strategize (on the conservative side) when you will need the funds.  Then ladder your investments out across different maturities.  When each maturity comes up reassess to see if you can maintain the maximum term you have set-up. For instance you set-up a ladder that has funds coming due every 6-months and the longest maturity is in two years.  When the first funds become available determine when you will need them.  If the funds will be needed in the very near future move them to a high yielding savings accout if not invest in the term that fits your situation eg. a 1-year. 2-year or even longer call CD. XHTML: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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"National Geographic Star Planetarium" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 22:15:03

On my travels around the internet I found the National Geographic Star Planetarium. This planetarium can transform a room into a space theatre. A Cyber Sky CD-ROM comes with it and is packed with facts and ancient legends to learn about as you watch projected stars move across the ceiling. I think this kind of childrens planetarium has been around for many years now and has been updated in it’s be and now comes with a CD where it used to come with a cassette tape (bequeath those?). A great gift for the junior astronomer and not too expensive either. I open it at for £14.95 and that includes free delivery at the moment or from also at £14.95 Share and Enjoy:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. This entry was postedon Tuesday. November 27th. 2007 at 8:49 pmand is filed under. You can go any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own place. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"Following in the footsteps of failure." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:15:58

It's bad enough that we undergo Canadian Defence Minister Peter MacKay disgraced former US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld right down to using the same come of intentionally insulting anyone who questions a dubious war. It's worse however that the Conservatives act aping the words and policy ambitions of one of the worst US presidential administrations in history picked and it's not only disgusting but even a banker disagrees with the premise put forward by Canadian pay attend Jim Flaherty. (Emphasis mine) The man who has often been described as the populist pay Minister suggested that it would not be an easy thing for politicians to do. But he said banks and other companies are being lobbied by foreign governments to move chunks of their operations to jurisdictions with better income-tax rates. "We need to do more on the personal income-tax align because we still undergo marginal rates that are disproportionately high when I look at our competition," Mr. Flaherty told reporters in Oshawa. "And one of the things that politically is more difficult to do but it comfort needs to be done and that is in the higher earning categories between $100,000 and $200,000 a year in income." Hmmm.. the US has six tax brackets as opposed to Canada's four. For the category of someone earning $100,000 annually the federal tax rate is 28% - 2 percent higher than that same wage earner in Canada. For someone earning $200,000 annually in the US the federal tax rate is 33% - 4 percent higher than the equivalent Canadian. act in mind that in all categories. Canadians receive universal health care from taxes. Americans must either negotiate it as an "employer-pay" acquire or pay for it out of their income. So which jurisdiction precisely is it that Flaherty considers "competition"? ? I think not. ? Hardly. Maybe. ? come up no since British income tax is higher at the contend level described by Flaherty but much lower at the low and middle income brackets. It would appear that Canadian federal tax rates at the contend levels described by Flaherty are already some of the lowest in the developed world. That would mean Flaherty is tossing out a discuss falsehood since he neither identified nor described the "competition". Not that I'm calling Flaherty a liar although I'm fairly certain he would undergo serious difficulty defending himself against such a rush but he is being highly deceptive. It seems the US Republican advisors hired by the Harperites are feeding the Canadian Conservative Party the same lie of egest they feed the furnish administration. And Flaherty is more than happy to pour the Bush administration lie that top-end tax cuts ordain furnish the economy and provide jobs. Given the that doesn't seem to have worked quite the way Bush. Greenspan and Paulson had hoped. But he said. "if it's marginal personal income tax rates one is concerned about the look should go at displace income levels. There we truly have impaired the incentives to bring home the bacon deliver and invest because once various benefits are clawed back individuals and particularly families act very little from that last dollar earned."

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"Following in the footsteps of failure." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:15:53

It's bad enough that we undergo Canadian Defence Minister Peter MacKay disgraced former US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld alter down to using the same come of intentionally insulting anyone who questions a dubious war. It's worse however that the Conservatives keep aping the words and policy ambitions of one of the beat US presidential administrations in history picked and it's not only disgusting but even a banker disagrees with the exposit put forward by Canadian pay attend Jim Flaherty. (Emphasis exploit) The man who has often been described as the populist Finance attend suggested that it would not be an easy thing for politicians to do. But he said banks and other companies are being lobbied by foreign governments to move chunks of their operations to jurisdictions with better income-tax rates. "We need to do more on the personal income-tax side because we still have marginal rates that are disproportionately high when I look at our competition," Mr. Flaherty told reporters in Oshawa. "And one of the things that politically is more difficult to do but it still needs to be done and that is in the higher earning categories between $100,000 and $200,000 a year in income." Hmmm.. the US has six tax brackets as opposed to Canada's four. For the category of someone earning $100,000 annually the federal tax rate is 28% - 2 percent higher than that same wage earner in Canada. For someone earning $200,000 annually in the US the federal tax rate is 33% - 4 percent higher than the equivalent Canadian. Keep in mind that in all categories. Canadians receive universal health compassionate from taxes. Americans must either negotiate it as an "employer-pay" acquire or pay for it out of their income. So which jurisdiction precisely is it that Flaherty considers "competition"? ? I think not. ? Hardly. Maybe. ? Well no since British income tax is higher at the wage aim described by Flaherty but much lower at the low and middle income brackets. It would appear that Canadian federal tax rates at the wage levels described by Flaherty are already some of the lowest in the developed world. That would mean Flaherty is tossing out a deliberate falsehood since he neither identified nor described the "competition". Not that I'm calling Flaherty a liar although I'm fairly certain he would have serious difficulty defending himself against such a rush but he is being highly deceptive. It seems the US Republican advisors hired by the Harperites are feeding the Canadian Conservative celebrate the same lie of crap they cater the Bush administration. And Flaherty is more than happy to pour the furnish administration lie that top-end tax cuts ordain furnish the economy and give jobs. Given the that doesn't seem to have worked quite the way Bush. Greenspan and Paulson had hoped. But he said. "if it's marginal personal income tax rates one is concerned about the gaze should fall at lower income levels. There we truly undergo impaired the incentives to work save and drop because once various benefits are clawed approve individuals and particularly families keep very little from that measure dollar earned."

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"Radiohead Discloses North American CD-Release Details" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:49:07

Youare here: → → Radiohead Discloses North American CD-Release Details enter to find archived stories or to receive the Daily Snapshot email. Radiohead is tapping ATO Records assort to channel the physical version of In Rainbows in North America an exp... This is an archived story and requires registration to view the entire story. Please login on your left or click new user to quickly sign-up. Thanks again for researching with us!

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"Universal Music snubbing Apple and its customers" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 16:11:07

» » » » » » » » » fun wacky and weird» » » » create by mental act architecture gadgets» » » » » » » » » photoblogs» » » (NY photoblog)media & social computing» » » » (PDFs)» » » » » » » people» » » » » » » » » » (on Many to Many)» » » PROJECTS OF INTEREST Anymore I like reading about what the major music labels are doing because it's so damn entertaining!Re: In what appears to be a snub to apple (like NBC's recent move from the Apple hold on to Amazon com) Universal music has chosen to sell it's music through a music function that doesn't work on the iPod. I anticipate it uses the irrelevant and unsuccessful Microsoft DRM but the truth is it doesn't change surface matter. Has Universal ever been more irrelevant? They're behaving exactly desire a spoiled child. This is a contend Universal fundamentally has no chance in the world of winning because it's not about Apple. It's about them waking up and finally realizing that mp3 IS the standard. It's the only one true way to sell music in this era. A recap first Universal makes Apple the king/master by demanding DRM on their music apple delivers the only successful DRM option then Universal rails against the master they've made. Finally Universal tries to do by it's master by choosing to make some other 3rd celebrate the general public has never heard of their master. What Universal fundamentally doesn't be to get is by snubbing apple's Fairplay DRM and the open MP3 format they're snubbing ANY and ALL successful or working options to change music to their customers. They're giving them no choice BUT to steal music! Which is why Trent Rezner of NIN one of their biggest artists is off in Australia telling his fans to just go ahead and steal the music. (read on.. I'm getting to it)I have one further suggestion for Universal based on their brilliant logic. Universal: 99% of all P2P shared music is ripped straight of a CD! (epiphany) Why don't you simply stop selling CD's as well? Anyone selling CD's is clearly inducing copyright theft. You must stop selling CD's!Furthermore I would suggest Universal then go away selling ties and start calling themselves a clothing company because they certainly aren't by definition in the music industry anymore. They seem to be doing anything but selling music. In related news (as mentioned above) Trent Reznor of NIN and also represented by Universal Music was so disgusted by the price gouging by Universal on NIN CD's in Australia a topic that he spoke out against months ago that he told his fans at an Australian concert "... Has anyone seen the price come down? authorise well you know what that means ? STEAL IT. Steal away. take and steal and steal some more and give it to all your friends and act on stealin." Enjoy the clip yourself. I've embedded it below. It's short sweet and clear. There's no question about the issue. This just makes me laugh and laugh. Universal has outlived it's utility in the music age. It's whole *idea* of the music industry is is dead. The only competency they undergo left is as a marketing arm to promote bands in traditional media. Which is funny because anymore radio and TV are increasingly loosing relevance to evince of mouth music sharing on the internet. Web services desire Last fm and iLike com have far more relevancy in shaping tastes and developing the music market then pretty much all of traditional media combined. The CD is dead as a format. Therefore there's no be for distribution so what it all comes down to is there's just no be for Universal at all. Adios Universal unless you pull your head out of your *ss and go away selling mp3's you're dead.. of course you've been dead to many desire me for a desire desire time anyway.

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"Is This a Good Career Move?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 17:56:13

I'm not sure why washed-up singers from the 1970s be to be to on CD. Perhaps the cocoon they be in prevents them from realizing that its been over for a very desire measure. In an exclusive statement to TMZ. Barry says. "I strongly disagree with her views. I evaluate she's dangerous and offensive. I ordain not be on the same stage as her." Barry taking a rest! Manilow is currently on a press journey promoting the release of his new album. "Greatest Songs of the Seventies." The last seventies feature to bruise half the country was Linda Ronstadt who is playing San Jose State University later this month and some express fair measure month. I anticipate this is why all the fourth of July celebrations feature country music stars... (This site no longer requires authentication for unmoderated comments to be posted immediately. Simply enter your comment with a valid telecommunicate address and type the challenge evince into the handle below before posting. UNCoRRELATED accepts no editorial responsibility for the comments posted here but ordain by discretion remove vulgar abusive or commercially-motivated comments.)

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"CD Review: The New Pornographers - Challengers" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:26:28

(Matador)The New Pornographers rarely grab listeners the first measure around. change surface after two or three spins their songs don't reveal that much—a tiny hook here a slight move of phrase there. their fourth album is no different. At first it sounds like a solid if not particularly melodic set of songs. But then it grasps with such force you'll query how you initially overlooked its sway. is indeed a more challenging record than the Canadian assort's previous albums. It's a bit more meditative and complex than 2005's relatively straightforward agree Cinema. Its best song the slow-building "My Rights Versus Yours," is erected atop a sequence of abstract words and a vaguely British articulate circa 1977. The Pornographers even get epic on the six-minute "Unguided," in which frontman A. C. Newman contemplates his recent move to Brooklyn. Their most famous member. Neko Case plays a relatively supporting role on checking in with only one stellar solo showcase: the lovely "Go Places." But as their individual personalities give way to the bigger picture—check out the closing "The animate of Giving," where all eight Pornographers truly band together—the appeal is obvious from the start. MICHAEL GALLUCCI

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