Investing Tip #158: Avoid Corporate Deposits

Last Updated on October 3, 2014 Robert Farrington Leave a Comment
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Though corporate deposits offer higher interest than banks, they are not safe and not secured. They are not liquid and you may have to sell them at a discount.

Bonds are a better option than corporate deposits.

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Investing Tip #158: Avoid Corporate Deposits

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