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Short term gilt yields

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  • aroominyork
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  • aroominyork
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    edited 8 May at 1:28PM

    I agree it is a small punt on slower than anticipated rate rises and I am comfortable with that. I am not planning on swapping assets - the idea was more conceptual and you have nicely summarised possible traps. I expect to make a SIPP withdrawal before end of FY to use up most of the basic rate tax band so the 07/03/2027 maturity suits me nicely.

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