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Are Treasury Bonds better to invest in then a regular IRA, with the way the economy is and what Wall Street is doing now Thank you for answering my question.?
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what happen to the 7year face value on EE bonds
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Where are Treasury bills printed?
Treasury bills are not physically printed. They are issued electronically through the Bureau of the Fiscal Service within the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Treasury bills are sold at regular auctions to finance the government's borrowing needs.
What is the number of sides to a polygon with an interior angle 20?
A regular polygon cannot have an interior angle of less than 60 degrees. If it is not regular, then you haven't a hope of answering this question.
Why are you more interested in correct spelling and commas than answering the question?
The inability to use commas is a technical limitation, and a number of supervisors believe that limitation helps cut the vandalism on the site. The correct spelling and grammar part is important so others on this site will be interested in answering the question. If your question appears to be "word salad," then it will likely be trashed as not having enough information to answer.Whether your question gets answered or not is mostly up to the regular contributors. Sure, all supervisors start out as regular contributors, and they continue their regular contributor tasks after being a supervisor. But the regular contributors far outnumber them.
You guys arent even answering half of my questions why?
because these questions are answered by regular people, so probably nobody knows the answer. Think of it this way if the question remains unanswered then the rest of the world is as stupid as you.
Why are regular clothes so expensive?
Regular clothes are so expense because of the market and the economy.
What is a closed two dimensional figure with sides that are the same line segments?
If I understand the question correctly, the answer is a regular polygon. If not, apologies. If I understand the question correctly, the answer is a regular polygon. If not, apologies. If I understand the question correctly, the answer is a regular polygon. If not, apologies. If I understand the question correctly, the answer is a regular polygon. If not, apologies.
What does congrunt mean in math?
if you are just answering a regular question then it means that they are the same but if you are talking about angles or shapes then it means that the shape has the exact same dimensions as the other or the same thing with a angle if the angle is 30 degrees then the other has to be 30 or it is not congruent
What are the release dates for The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd - 1987 Here's a Good Reason to Check Your Answering Machine on a Regular Basis 4-13?
The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd - 1987 Here's a Good Reason to Check Your Answering Machine on a Regular Basis 4-13 was released on: USA: 6 July 1990
How are they different from the regular nuclear reactors?
How are "what" different from regular nuclear reactors? The question has insufficient information in it to be properly answered. Please restate the question.
Is the taxpayer bailout from an accumulated fund or from future tax paid?
All government expenditures, including the bailout, come from the US Treasury. The US Treasury takes in tax money. If that is not enough to pay the bills (including the bailout), then the Treasury borrows additional money. Think of the Treasury as a big pile of cash. When you pay taxes, they throw your money in the pile. When they borrow money, that gets thrown in the pile, too. When they spend money, whatever is on top of the pile gets taken off and sent to whoever the money is owed to. The Treasury has not been taking in enough money to cover regular government expenses for the last eight years, let alone to cover the bailout. They borrow the rest. Politicians have not addressed the question of how they are going to pay back all the loans.
How do you calculate the area of a regular hexagon with the area of 60cm?
The answer to the question is at the end of the question!
What was an established and regulated exchange for business between buyers and sellers on a regular basis?
market economy
