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How do Gilts work in practice?
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Inverted yield curve appears to be unwinding. Another step in the long normalisation process. Helped by interest rates in the short term looking to edge downwards.Linton said:
For a year or two you would look at short dated gilts or MM funds. A typical broad Gilt index fund would be somewhat risky. It could easily go down 5%.in a yearsolidpro said:How about if you just wanted something ultra safe and near-cash for a year or two and you'd maxed out some bank £85k protected bank acounts and savings accounts along with a couple's premium bonds, then maybe a personal investor might consider gilts or gilt funds?0
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