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I got about $150k from liquidating an inheritance. I'm of the opinion that hyperinflation will never happen (because you can't have debt slavery when you can pay off your student loans and mortgage with two paychecks at minimum wage.)
I also believe that the price of capital assets, local houses in particular, have not hit bottom but will soon.
I want to be in a position to buy a couple of investment properties when that happens, so I don't want my money tied up in a CD.
What do? There are a lot of high yield savings accounts available at around 5%, but I feel there must be a catch.
My credit union offers a 4% rebate, but only up to $15k, and requires direct deposit and a certain amount of credit transactions per month, so opening multiple accounts is a pain in the ass (splitting my deposit ten ways and making 100 transactions per month on ten different cards!)
The total spread on gold is to much even if it was keeping up with inflation, and at the moment it's not.
What's the best way to store my money with maximum growth while maintaining accessibility for when it's go time on the house slurp?
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I'm not taking this literally. I just needed a pic and it was here.

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You’re welcome, anons.

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