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They are exposing a vulnerable and naive class of investors to a higher-risk asset class in an arguably deceitful way. If their 3% account was SPIC protected (a
by bbaumgar 8y ago
They are exposing a vulnerable and naive class of investors to a higher-risk asset class in an arguably deceitful way. If their 3% account was SPIC protected (and therefore low-to-no risk), this would be a totally different conversation.
- nodesocket 8y agoI have a money market account at Capital One that earns 2% and is FDIC. Staying there.
- pitaj 8y agoHow dare they give people more options for investment! Despicable.