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Scott Hifeng (Kebir Blue)
19 Nov 2008 01:51
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I've got a trillion sitting around that I don't need in the foreseeable future. Is lending it out a good way to put that money to work? I know the interest isn't much, but a little income seems better than nothing, especially if lending increases my financial index/ranking (can't find documentation on that point).
Two related questions:
1.)Is there an optimal amount when offering loans? For example, I note that corporations are auto-supplied in increments of 20B, so is that how I should offer them or can I offer one lump sum that will be distributed among borrowers? (Or, good lord, are there players out there borrowing larger amounts? ;-)
2.) Is there an optimal time period to offer, other than laddering them for possible future cash needs?
All of this assumes that the World Bank still guarantees all loans. (The most recent discussions about this are pretty old.)
Many thanks!
Two related questions:
1.)Is there an optimal amount when offering loans? For example, I note that corporations are auto-supplied in increments of 20B, so is that how I should offer them or can I offer one lump sum that will be distributed among borrowers? (Or, good lord, are there players out there borrowing larger amounts? ;-)
2.) Is there an optimal time period to offer, other than laddering them for possible future cash needs?
All of this assumes that the World Bank still guarantees all loans. (The most recent discussions about this are pretty old.)
Many thanks!