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Originally Posted by Homeslice
But if the investment is just a CD only paying 2% APR, it isn't worth it.
What is the top tax braket, 38% or something? So a 2% CD here in America would net you about 1.2% instead of 2%. Not something worth crying about, unless you are talking about several million dollars in that CD. And parking that much in a CD is dumb, IMO. It should be in stocks, bonds, or real estate. Hell, you could easily average 2-5% a year in tax-free municipal bond funds here in the US.
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You miss my point. By being held offshore, it's already yielding 38%.