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monacoger

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Who wants to invest in a property bond. It pays 8.45% pa and you can get paid quarterly as opposed to yearly. Form an orderly queue please, people.
 
Who wants to invest in a property bond. It pays 8.45% pa and you can get paid quarterly as opposed to yearly. Form an orderly queue please, people.
Have you missed out any relevant words there like, oh I don't know, potential or possible?
 
Does the 8.45% PA rise with inflation? For example if I invest £100k then in the first year I should get £8,450 then next year at current inflation rate I should get £8,619. It should be linked to the rate at which rents are rising which is well above inflation so potentially the pay out for the second year should be nearer £9,500.
 
Does the 8.45% PA rise with inflation? For example if I invest £100k then in the first year I should get £8,450 then next year at current inflation rate I should get £8,619. It should be linked to the rate at which rents are rising which is well above inflation so potentially the pay out for the second year should be nearer £9,500.
monny broken into shrapnel
 
Does the 8.45% PA rise with inflation? For example if I invest £100k then in the first year I should get £8,450 then next year at current inflation rate I should get £8,619. It should be linked to the rate at which rents are rising which is well above inflation so potentially the pay out for the second year should be nearer £9,500.

The way I understand it and knowing the reputation of the man offering it, if you invest £100k then after the first year you have lost £100k. The following year taking inflation into account you will get £0 and still have lost £100k