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This is correct. You get six months at 7.12%, then six months at the next rate, which should be north of 9% if my calculations are right. -- (edited)
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by
znufrii
9.62% per other people who know this stuff. I was going to wait, but I just might max out for the year now. -- (link)
Posted by
Baruno (aka BaronWasteland)
Apr 12 '22, 10:05
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https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/12/i-bonds-are-paying-7point12percent-rising-inflation-may-increase-yearly-rates-.html
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Thanks, was doing quick and dirty math based on monthly CPI, so figured I was undershooting it a little bit. -- nm
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znufrii
Apr 12, 10:56
So, what’s the catch? How long you gotta hold or whatever? -- nm
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Will Hunting
Apr 12, 10:19
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Yes. You're required to hold for at least 1 year. -- nm
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Baruno
Apr 12, 10:29
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What’s the penalty otherwise?
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Will Hunting
Apr 12, 10:32
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Not sure it's even possible. You're locked in for 1 year. Between 1 and 5 years, you sacrifice 3 mo of interest.
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Baruno
Apr 12, 10:44
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