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I agree; I think it's inevitable, in fact it's already happening – inflation running above target for five years and…
That paper's summary states that inflation combined with the financial repression (lower interest rates than inflation) would indeed reduce the…
David, you have way too much confidence in the people running the system. Of course they are going to inflate!…
Just did id.me as well and no issues, my SSN was automatically linked to both my entity account and my…
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10-year TIPS reopening auction gets real yield of 2.184%, highest since 2009
By David Enna, Tipswatch.com Today’s 10-year reopening of CUSIP 91282CJY8 — a 9-year, 8-month Treasury Inflation-Protected Security — generated a surprisingly high real yield to maturity of 2.184%, the highest for this term at auction since January 2009. The auction … Continue reading
Posted in Inflation, Investing in TIPS, Retirement
Tagged bonds, finance, inflation, investing, real-estate
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Here is some evidence for the people apprehensive about using ID.me for Treasury Direct login. https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2026/09/22/is-your-drivers-license-on-the-dark-web