Where do you suggest putting some cash in the US?

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Where do you suggest putting some cash in the US for interest yield but without the risk of stocks, mutual funds or ETF?

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@WingLam,

In a water tight box, underneath the fourth tree on the right, heading south from Mo's Burger joint in Austin, Texas.

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@Lor Delpus,

Wasn't it the third turn at the fifth rock that looks like a pelican?

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@Sturgis,

You're right, except that you forgot to mention the crow sitting at the top of the telephone pole next to that fifth rock.

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@Glennn,

Was that a crow? Thought it was a magpie - time to get my eyes examined again.

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@Sturgis,

I'll take a drive right now and find out for sure.

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@Glennn,

Grab me a coupla burgers while you're there, will ya? Thanks!

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@Sturgis,

Okay, just pay me when I get back. And please, no bitcoins!

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@Glennn,

Monopoly money it is, then!

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@Sturgis,

Agreed. And I promise not to spit in, or otherwise defile, your burger.

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@Glennn,

Glennn wrote:

or otherwise defile, your burger.

It it just my dirty mind that has a very clear picture of the otherwise defilement?

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@centrox,

artificial plastics

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@WingLam,

WingLam wrote:

Where do you suggest putting some cash in the US for interest yield but without the risk of stocks, mutual funds or ETF?

You can try to put some in my pockets. It's risky, very risky. But worth it. I can't say the pay off is much but you should still do it.

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@farmerman,

artificial meat. Smile

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The republicans are telling their gullible followers to invest in "mortgage backed securities"...

Wasn't that what caused the last crash?

Won't the new tax bill make them vulnerable again and ripe for corruption?

I can't see this ending well at all.

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@TheCobbler,

TheCobbler wrote:

The republicans are telling their gullible followers to invest in "mortgage backed securities"...

Wasn't that what caused the last crash?

Won't the new tax bill make them vulnerable again and ripe for corruption?

I can't see this ending well at all.

They don't suffer from the crash. If they did, they would probably consider a different tactic. Since they don't suffer the effects, they don't care about a potential future crash. It's the middle class and the poor who suffer. Since they are above it, why care about the middle class and the poor?

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@centrox,

centrox wrote:

Glennn wrote:
or otherwise defile, your burger.

It it just my dirty mind that has a very clear picture of the otherwise defilement?

That got voted down to 0 but now it has gone back up to 1 again! Thanks to whoever...

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@TheCobbler,

TheCobbler wrote:

artificial meat.

Can't be beat.

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