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But invested money is not really something that creates an income, unless it is really really much, right? Income in the sense of money that you can freely disp
by elcapitan 11y ago
But invested money is not really something that creates an income, unless it is really really much, right? Income in the sense of money that you can freely dispose.
- scardine 11y agoDepends on how much risk you are willing to accept. For example, the baseline interest rate of Brazilian Government Bonds are paying 14.25%/year.
- benmanns 11y agoOften this means the market is expecting ~13-14% inflation against the USD.
- scardine 11y agoIt is more like 7% inflation in the local currency plus a 7% premium for the risk of default. The exchange rate is much more volatile than the inflation rate alone, but it is relatively easy to hedge.
- moistgorilla 11y agoDividends but you are essentially right
- sledge 11y agoGoogle "dividend investing" or "annuity investing". Some investments do pay out, fairly passively.