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Can anyone supply any info on approximate fixed deposit rates for funds placed in local banks in colones for long terms 2-4 yrs etc. I assume interest earned would also be taxable. Rates in N. American are pitifully low.
Thanks—–Peter
T-Bills with maturities out to 3 months have been trading at negative yield. How’s that for a return…:(:(
[quote=”pebo”]Can anyone supply any info on approximate fixed deposit rates for funds placed in local banks in colones for long terms 2-4 yrs etc. I assume interest earned would also be taxable. Rates in N. American are pitifully low.
Thanks—–Peter[/quote]
Peter. I had a Cd with Banco de National de CR. For One year in Euros. I watched it appreciate against the US Dollar and thus the Colone. Alot of Panama Banks have branches in CR. Look up everbank.com
They have rates around the world.
I an going to reenter my subscription to the Adsen Sisters who have been in CR for 30 years. They are pretty sharp on what currencies are getting stronger. I can email you
Stan
Bandera
Racine WI
I think you’re referring to the Aden sisters: Pamela and Mary Ann Aden, Bandera, yes?
[quote=”Scott”]I think you’re referring to the Aden sisters: Pamela and Mary Ann Aden, Bandera, yes?
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That is correct, Peter . I have followed them for 30 years. They have lived in Costa Rica. The best advice for you is to diversify. Remember what paper money is?
Stan
Forgive me Bandera Stan but I deleted your email address from your previous post ….
The last thing I need is to be accused of helping to promote a “tax evasion” scheme on the site and yes! It has happened to people I know…
Scott
Thanks Stan and Scott. I am somewhat diversified but presently working/living in India and leaving a good chunk of cash in local currency at 9% compounded and also in precious metals as fiat currencies especially in the west are risky I believe.
India has high interest lending rates and subsequent attractive CD rates, I thought lending rates were also high in CR hence the querie re: deposit rates.
Appreciate other leads also.
Cheers—- Peter
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