Would you risk your money on a hurricane?
By petersum
@petersum (4522)
United States
August 25, 2011 2:27pm CST
With the hurricane approaching the USA, I was looking for news about it
when I discovered "catastrophe bonds". Intrigued, I did a search and
read a little about them. They are yet another investment gamble, but
these actually benefit insurance companies. I wont try to explain them
since I am certainly not well versed on the subject - I've only just discovered them. I'll leave it to
you to do your own search and reading.
However what came into my mind is this:
Everyone wants to make money online, and yet most are prepared to face the
possibility of losing money. Catastrophe Bonds offer just this! High
interest returns or everything lost!
These bonds are not generally available to individual investors but
can be purchased through investment fund companies. Wouldn't this be
better than risking your money in PTC's and such? All legal, and
without scams.
I know you will have to read it up first before responding, but what
do you think? Is it a better high risk investment? Is it even good for
the country?
No responses