Investment co. or prem. bonds?

well it is safe, but the dollar is falling so there is a possibility that you might lose money sooner or later (unlikely), however the safest investments gives you the lowest returns; I would not p...

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The math depends slightly depending on what 10% annual return indicates (specifically, if you want the return to be compounded). However, the principle here is that if you're looking at a z...

The income is taxable in Canada. You will have to convert the amounts to Canadian dollars (the official exchange rates to use are available from the CRA web site) and report it on line 121 as &quo...

Rs 2000 in T years is worth Rs 2000/(1+r)^T today, where r is the required return. With r=0.1 and T=5 we find Rs 1241.84

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It's very good for the agent who sold it to you. Get term life until your dependents are independent and make your own investments.

Well. I am not particually fond of the previous answers because they fail to mention what inflation can do to bonds. For example: If you own a bond that pays 4% interest such as a long term muncip...